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General| Brand | Toshiba |
|---|---|
| Model | E-STUDIO 3510C |
| Category | All in One Printer |
| Language | English |
Specific instructions for Germany, including installation and environment.
Alerts about product classification, radio interference, and working environments.
Details CE marking compliance and responsible parties.
Specifies the maximum sound pressure level according to EN ISO 7779.
Describes initial setup and accessories for product operation.
Explains basic functions, focusing on copying and safety precautions.
Details functions and settings accessed via the control panel's [USER FUNCTIONS] button.
Explains colour-related functions like density and image processing.
Guidelines for setting up network services and troubleshooting for administrators.
Instructions for installing client software and printing from various operating systems.
Explains how to operate the scanning function of the equipment.
Details operating e-Filing using TWAIN driver, File Downloader, and web utility.
Explains using network fax functions for sending fax and internet fax.
Describes managing the equipment using department and user authentication settings.
Explains safety precautions according to three levels: Warning, Caution, and Note.
Explains how to place A4/B5 and A3/B4 originals on the glass.
Lists trademarks of Microsoft, Adobe, and other product names.
Details benefits of genuine Toshiba supplies like dependability, high productivity, and stable image quality.
Explains toner characteristics like optimum image quality, cost advantage, and environmental harmony.
Mentions service and support benefits from certified technicians for maintenance.
Provides warnings and cautions for safe installation and moving of the equipment.
Offers advice on spacing, power cable security, and environmental conditions for operation.
Lists warnings regarding cover removal, wet hands, liquid placement, and overheating.
Warns against placing heavy objects, touching hot parts, and catching fingers in moving mechanisms.
Shows the location of warning and explanatory labels on the equipment.
States the copier has a forgery prevention function and warns against copying prohibited items.
Provides advice on storing copies to prevent fading, melting toner, and paper separation.
Introduces components by dividing them into front/right, left/inner sides, and options.
Explains the procedures for turning the equipment power on and off correctly.
Details how to set copy paper, including size changes and special uses.
Identifies and describes key components located on the front and right side of the equipment.
Identifies and describes components located on the left side and internal parts of the equipment.
Illustrates and lists optional units like feeders, finishers, and FAX units.
Explains the functions of the buttons on the control panel for operation and settings.
Describes how to adjust and fix the angle of the control panel for better usability.
Details the touch panel interface, including message display, touch-buttons, and function setting areas.
Guides the user on how to safely turn on the equipment and what to expect during startup.
Explains the need for department codes or user information for access and management.
Describes how to limit users and control functions using user management features.
Provides instructions on how to properly shut down the equipment to avoid data loss.
Explains the Automatic Energy Save and Sleep modes to reduce power consumption.
Lists acceptable paper types, sizes, weights, and maximum capacities for different feeders.
Suggests specific paper types and manufacturers for optimal color image quality.
Offers advice on avoiding paper issues like creases, wrinkles, and proper storage.
Provides step-by-step instructions for loading and adjusting paper size in the drawers.
Explains how to change the registered paper size settings if they don't match the drawer contents.
Details how to set drawers for special purposes like cover sheets or insertion sheets.
Guides on how to load paper into the optional Large Capacity Feeder.
Covers acceptable originals, placing them on glass, and using the automatic document feeder.
Explains initial settings, copying procedures, auto job start, and interrupt copying.
Details how to use the bypass tray for special paper types or when drawers are empty.
Allows checking copy settings by making a single proof copy before mass copying.
Lists types of originals and their sizes accepted by the glass and ADF, with specific notes.
Provides instructions on how to place sheet and book-type originals on the original glass.
Explains how to use the ADF for continuous and single feed modes, with precautions.
Lists the default settings applied automatically upon power-on or function clear.
Details the steps for making copies using the Reversing Automatic Document Feeder and starting the copy process.
Guides on placing originals on the glass, selecting copy modes, and starting the copy job.
Explains how to use the [STOP] button to halt scanning or continuous copying.
Describes how to reserve subsequent copy jobs while the current one is in progress.
Explains using the bypass tray for OHP film, sticker labels, or non-standard size paper.
Details the procedure for placing paper and originals for bypass copying of standard sizes.
Guides on specifying paper dimensions for bypass copying of non-standard sizes.
Explains how to set dimensions for non-standard paper sizes and store them in memory.
Explains how the equipment automatically detects original size and selects matching paper from drawers.
Details manual selection of paper size for originals where automatic detection may fail.
Explains how to copy sets of originals with different sizes using the Reversing Automatic Document Feeder.
Allows automatic selection of reproduction ratios based on original and paper size.
Explains how to manually set both original and copy paper sizes for enlargement or reduction.
Details how to adjust reproduction ratios using manual zoom or preset one-touch zoom buttons.
Guides on using Photo Zoom for optimal reproduction of photo originals based on paper size.
Lists available finishing modes like sort, staple, and hole punch based on installed finishers.
Explains how to select sort or group modes to make multiple copies of original sheets.
Describes the rotate sort mode for alternating copy sets lengthwise or crosswise.
Details automatic stapling features and selectable stapling positions when a finisher is installed.
Explains how to copy and bind originals into magazines or booklets using the Saddle Stitch Finisher.
Describes how to use the optional Hole Punch Unit to punch holes in copies.
Explains how to use the manual stapling function available with the Finisher (MJ-1101).
Details five combinations of duplex copying, including 1-sided to 2-sided and book-type originals.
Explains selecting modes like Text/Photo, Text, Photo, Printed Image, Map for optimal image quality.
Describes automatic adjustment of copy density based on original density.
Explains how to manually adjust copy density levels using the touch panel.
Allows adjusting overall color balance by changing toner amounts for yellow, magenta, cyan, and black.
Adjusts overall color balance by changing the strength of red, green, and blue at scanning.
Provides five modes (Warm, Cool, Vivid, Clear, Marker) for desired image quality in one touch.
Adjusts background density to avoid seeing the back side of 2-sided originals.
Emphasizes or blurs image outlines; SOFT side suppresses moire, SHARP side sharpens letters.
Allows copying colored originals in two specified colors: Twin Colour Selectable or Red & Black.
Enables copying in a single color chosen from a list of ten colors, excluding black.
Allows adjustment of the hue of the entire image or each basic color.
Adjusts the color saturation of the entire image.
Allows creating margins for binding by shifting the image left/right, top/bottom, or in the center.
Guides on how to create margins on the right or left side of the image.
Details how to create margins on the top or bottom of the image.
Explains creating a center margin for bookbinding when using duplex copying.
Creates a white border along edges to eliminate black stains from dirty or torn originals.
Allows erasing the shadow in the center of a book original.
Copies facing pages of a book onto two separate sheets or duplex-copies them onto one sheet.
Reduces and copies multiple originals onto a single sheet, including duplex modes.
Copies and sorts 1-sided originals for folding and binding like magazines or booklets.
Allows copying only inside a specified area (trimming) or masking an area.
Reverses images horizontally (right and left) for copying.
Reverses the contrasting density on the whole face of an original for copies.
Allows setting different reproduction ratios for X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) directions.
Inserts special sheets like color paper as cover sheets for copies.
Allows inserting special sheets into specified pages or blank sheets before specified pages.
Adds the time and date of scanning to the copies, either at the bottom or top.
Adds page numbers to copies, either at the bottom center or top right.
Allows copying different kinds of originals at one time by scanning them as separate jobs.
Adjusts the direction to 'open toward the left' for portrait originals copied in landscape.
Rotates the back side of a 2-sided original by 180 degrees for 'open to top' or 'open to left' copying.
Allows selection of paper feeding modes (Continuous or Single feed) for the Reversing Automatic Document Feeder.
Explains storing, printing, and managing documents obtained from copying, printing, scanning, and Fax.
Describes the default shared document storage accessible by all users without restrictions.
Details creating user-specific boxes with folders and passwords for document management.
Guides on setting up user boxes, including selecting box numbers, names, and passwords.
Explains how to modify created user boxes and their passwords.
Describes how to delete unnecessary user boxes, including their folders and documents.
Guides on storing scanned originals and copy mode settings into e-Filing.
Explains how to print all pages of a stored document.
Allows printing a specific range of pages from a stored document to test settings.
Details how to change printing settings like paper source, finishing modes, before printing.
Explains how to delete unnecessary folders or documents within e-Filing.
Describes storing scanned data in shared folders (MFP LOCAL, REMOTE 1, REMOTE 2) in TIFF or PDF format.
Explains how to register and recall function combinations as templates for copy, scan, and Fax.
Mentions that 12 templates are included by default in the "Useful Template" group.
Guides on registering templates in a public group, requiring Admin Password.
Explains how to register new user groups and set passwords for them.
Details registering templates within a specific user group, including password settings.
Describes how to modify the name, user name, and password of registered user groups.
Explains how to change the name, user name, password, and automatic start setting of a template.
Guides on recalling templates registered in the public template group.
Explains how to recall templates registered within specific user groups.
Describes the process for deleting user groups and all associated templates.
Explains how to delete specific templates from public or user groups.
Provides an overview of confirming job statuses in waiting or performed, and error codes.
Explains how to view, delete, pause, release, and move print jobs in the list.
Details the steps to select and delete jobs from the print job list.
Describes how to pause a job in progress and resume it later.
Explains how to move a waiting job to a specified position in the job list.
Allows printing a single set as a proof before mass printing, with options to adjust sets.
Explains printing documents from a client PC with a password for confidential jobs.
Addresses issues with incorrect department codes and jobs stored in the invalid queue.
Allows printing PDF or JPEG files stored on a USB device.
Guides on confirming scan job status and deleting scan jobs.
Allows confirming history of copy, print, scan, and Fax jobs, and registering contacts.
Details how to view print and copy job histories.
Explains how to register Fax numbers or E-mail addresses from log lists into the address book.
Describes how to print send and receive log lists for Fax jobs.
Shows paper size in use and highlights the drawer during printing.
Provides procedures for releasing print job errors related to paper size mismatches.
Lists error codes displayed in log statuses for printer, Fax, Internet Fax, and scan functions.
Explains graphic symbols blinking on the touch panel to notify equipment status.
Indicates when a drawer runs out of paper, prompting the user to add paper.
Notifies when toner is low, providing instructions for replacement and cleaning.
Recommends using genuine Toshiba toner for highest quality and environmental safety.
Alerts when the toner bag is full, guiding the user through replacement and disposal.
Explains jam symbols blinking in positions of misfed paper and guidance for removal.
Provides steps to remove misfed originals from the Reversing Automatic Document Feeder.
Details how to remove misfed paper from the drawer feeding area.
Guides on removing misfed paper from the optional Large Capacity Feeder.
Explains how to remove misfed paper from the optional Paper Feed Pedestal.
Instructs on how to remove misfed paper from the bypass tray.
Provides steps to remove misfed paper from the automatic duplexing unit.
Details removing misfed paper by opening the jam releasing cover.
Guides on removing misfed paper from the fuser unit, with a caution about heat.
Explains how to remove misfed paper from the optional Bridge Unit.
Provides steps to clear paper jams in the finisher and hole punch unit.
Details removing misfed paper from the Saddle Stitch Finisher and its hole punch unit.
Guides on removing misfed paper from the optional Saddle Stitch Unit.
Indicates when service is required, prompting contact with a service representative.
Notifies when toner levels are low, prompting replacement and counter reset.
Provides instructions for cleaning the slit glass to maintain image quality.
Details the procedure for cleaning the chargers to ensure proper toner transfer.
Guides on adding staples to the cartridge in the MJ-1101 finisher when staples run out.
Explains adding staples to the cartridge in the MJ-1030 finisher when staples run out.
Alerts when staples in the Saddle Stitch Unit are low or jammed, guiding replacement.
Guides on removing jammed staples from the stapler in the MJ-1101 finisher.
Explains removing jammed staples from the stapler in the MJ-1030 finisher.
Appears when finisher staples are low or jammed, directing to a procedure.
Guides on removing jammed staples from the stapler in the Saddle Stitch Unit.
Instructs on disposing of paper bits when the hole punch dustbin is full.
Instructs on disposing of paper bits when the hole punch dustbin is full.
Appears when a job is interrupted by power failure, guiding job status check and message clearing.
Indicates when service technician assistance is required for periodic maintenance.
Details steps to resolve paper size mismatches occurring during copying from a drawer.
Details steps to resolve paper size mismatches occurring during copying from a drawer.
Guides on resolving paper size mismatches during printing from FAX or Printer via a drawer.
Explains how to handle paper size errors when printing from the bypass tray.
Advises selecting another drawer when the current one has an incompatible paper size.
Guides on selecting an alternative paper type when the current one cannot be printed.
Instructs to reboot the equipment using the power switch when errors occur that cannot be cleared via the control panel.
Recommends weekly cleaning of scanning area, original glass, guide, and platen sheet for unsoiled originals.
Lists checks for power cord insertion and cover closure when the equipment fails to start.
Lists checks for power cord insertion and cover closure when the equipment fails to start.
Provides checks for paper size settings, side guide spacing, and ensuring all jammed paper is removed.
Offers troubleshooting steps for the equipment being in energy saving mode or requiring user authentication.
Suggests checking function combination matrices if certain functions cannot be set together.
Advises replacing toner cartridge or adjusting color density settings when image density is too low.
Recommends using manual density buttons or background adjustment for image density that is too high.
Addresses issues like stained or missing copy images, black/white streaks, and uneven density.
Lists detailed technical specifications of the copier, including dimensions, weight, and power requirements.
Provides a table detailing continuous copying speeds in sheets/min for different models, media types, and feeders.
Lists the items included in the product package, such as manuals, developer, and accessories.
Shows which copying functions can be combined, indicating compatibility with "Yes" or "No".
Shows which copying functions can be combined, indicating compatibility with "Yes" or "No".
Continues the matrix showing function combinations, including notes on size selection and validity.
Details which image quality adjustment functions can be combined with different color modes and original modes.
Details which image quality adjustment functions can be combined with different color modes and original modes.
Completes the image quality adjustment matrix, indicating combinations with color modes and original modes.
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