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General| Brand | Toshiba |
|---|---|
| Model | E-STUDIO 555 |
| Category | All in One Printer |
| Language | English |
Lists trademarks and copyright information for the product and related software.
Explains the meaning of symbols used in the manual for warnings and notes.
Describes how to indicate paper or original orientation using '-R' notation.
Lists all items included with the Multifunctional Digital Systems.
Details the client software available on the CD-ROM for various operating systems.
Describes client software for printing, scanning, e-Filing, and network functions.
Identifies and describes the main components of the equipment, including options.
Explains the function of each button and lamp on the equipment's control panel.
Details the touch panel display, messages, and touch-button operations.
Provides instructions for turning the equipment's power ON and OFF safely.
Explains the Automatic Energy Save, Sleep, and Super Sleep modes for energy conservation.
Describes department and user management for restricting access and managing usage.
Guides on how to properly load paper into the equipment's drawers.
Step-by-step guide for performing basic copying tasks.
Procedure for sending faxes using the equipment.
Instructions for performing basic scanning functions.
Steps for storing and managing documents using the e-Filing function.
Procedure for printing documents from a computer.
Overview of navigating menus and using templates on the equipment.
Detailed instructions for replacing the toner cartridge.
Procedure for refilling staples for the optional finisher units.
Covers advanced operations like booklet printing, mixed size copying, and email scanning.
Explains alert messages, symbols, and error codes displayed on the touch panel.
Guidelines for cleaning the equipment's scanning area and other parts.
Technical specifications for the Multifunctional Digital Systems.
Specifications for optional accessories like feeders, finishers, and fax units.
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