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General| Functions | Print, Copy, Scan, Fax |
|---|---|
| Print Speed (Black) | 35 ppm |
| Print Resolution | 1200 x 1200 dpi |
| Copy Speed | 35 cpm |
| Copy Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Scan Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Fax Speed | 33.6 kbps |
| Paper Capacity | 550 sheets |
| Duplex Printing | Yes |
| Connectivity | USB, Ethernet |
| Scanner Type | Flatbed, ADF |
| Display | LCD |
| Original Size | A3 |
| Hard Disk Drive | Optional |
| Type | Laser |
| Operating System Compatibility | Windows, macOS, Linux |
Ensures safe operation by describing laser product certification and safety standards.
Provides information on Toshiba's environmental initiatives and battery disposal guidelines.
Explains the meaning and importance of Warning, Caution, Note, and Tip signal words used in the manual.
Details safety measures for electrical connections, grounding, ventilation, and placement of the equipment.
Provides safety guidelines for operating the machine, including avoiding liquids and finger entrapment hazards.
Outlines safety warnings and cautions related to self-repair, cleaning, and handling of internal parts.
Warns against incinerating toner cartridges and advises on proper disposal procedures.
Identifies and describes the main components and optional configurations of the e-STUDIO352/452.
Provides step-by-step instructions for powering the equipment on, off, and managing energy-saving modes.
Details the three energy saving modes: Automatic Energy Save, Off Mode, and Sleep Mode.
Explains how to set copy paper, including size, type, orientation, and handling special paper types.
Describes how to place sheet and book-type originals on the glass or use the automatic document feeder.
Details the initial settings, copying procedures, and options for making copies with the machine.
Explains how to use the bypass tray for special paper sizes and types not loaded in the drawers.
Describes how to make a single copy to check settings before mass-copying, preventing miscopying.
Covers automatic and manual paper selection methods, including mixed original sizes.
Explains how to enlarge or reduce copy sizes using zoom buttons or automatic magnification selection.
Details available finishing modes like sort/group, rotate sort, staple sort, and hole punch depending on installed options.
Covers various duplex copying combinations, from 1-sided to 2-sided originals and booklet copying.
Explains how to select optimal modes (TEXT/PHOTO, TEXT, PHOTO) for different original types to ensure image quality.
Describes how to adjust copy density using automatic or manual modes for optimal image output.
Allows adjustment of the original's background density to avoid seeing the reverse side of 2-sided originals.
Enables emphasis or blurring of image outlines to suppress moire or sharpen fine lines.
Enables creating binding margins by shifting the original image left/right or top/bottom.
Removes black stains along dirty or torn edges of an original by creating a white border on the copy.
Allows erasing the shadow in the center of a book original, adjustable by margin width.
Copies facing pages of a book onto separate sheets or duplex-copied onto one sheet.
Reduces and copies multiple originals onto a single sheet, with options for 2IN1, 4IN1, and duplex modes.
Copies and sorts 1-sided originals for folding and binding like magazines or booklets.
Groups functions for trimming, masking, mirror image, and negative/positive reversal.
Allows setting different reproduction ratios for the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) directions.
Inserts special sheets of paper as cover sheets into a set of copies.
Inserts special sheets of paper into specified pages of a document copy.
Adds the time and date of scanning to the copies, either at the bottom or top.
Adds sequential page numbers to copies, either at the bottom center or top right.
Allows copying different kinds of originals at one time by setting them as separate jobs.
Adjusts the direction to 'open toward the left' for portrait originals copied in landscape direction.
Rotates the back side of a 2-sided original by 180 degrees for tablet-style copying.
Selects paper feeding mode for the Reversing Automatic Document Feeder: Continuous or Single feed.
Allows storing, printing, and managing documents from copy, print, scan, Fax, or Internet Fax.
Explains how to create up to 200 user boxes, set passwords, and create folders for document management.
Details the process of storing scanned original data or copy mode settings into e-Filing for later retrieval.
Describes how to print stored documents, including test printing and printing after changing settings.
Provides instructions for deleting unnecessary folders or documents from e-Filing, noting that folder deletion removes all contents.
Covers storing documents in a shared folder, including supported file formats and network configurations.
Explains how to register and recall combinations of frequently used functions as templates for copy, scan, and Fax.
Details registering templates in Public or User groups, setting passwords, and managing user groups.
Guides on modifying names, user names, passwords, and automatic start settings for user groups and templates.
Explains how to recall registered templates from public groups or user groups and apply their settings.
Provides procedures for deleting user groups and templates, noting that deleting a group deletes all its templates.
Allows confirmation of job status, log lists, and print status, and provides controls for managing waiting jobs.
Details how to check the status of print jobs, including print jobs, proof print jobs, private print jobs, and department code jobs.
Explains how to confirm scan job status and delete scan jobs, referring to the Scanning Guide for details.
Allows confirmation of history for copy, print, scan, Fax, and Internet Fax jobs, and managing address book entries.
Shows the paper size in drawers when idle and the feeding drawer during printing, and guides on releasing print job errors.
Provides a comprehensive list of error codes for various functions and their corresponding troubleshooting steps.
Illustrates and explains the meaning of blinking graphic symbols that appear on the equipment.
Describes the touch panel display when a drawer runs out of paper, prompting users to add paper.
Explains the message and procedure for replacing the toner cartridge when it runs out of toner.
Details the message and procedure for replacing the toner bag when it becomes full of used toner.
Provides guidance on identifying and releasing paper misfeeds from various locations within the equipment and optional units.
Indicates when the equipment requires service and advises contacting a service representative with error code information.
Guides on checking and replacing staple cartridges in the finisher when staples run out or are jammed.
Instructs on checking and replacing staple cartridges specifically in the Saddle Stitch Unit finisher.
Provides procedures for examining and clearing jammed staples in the finisher or saddle stitch unit.
Indicates when the finisher requires checking the stapler due to low staples or jams, referring to replacement procedures.
Notifies when the hole punch dustbin is full and provides instructions for disposing of punched paper bits.
Explains that jobs may be interrupted by power failure and how to clear the message and check job status.
Guides users to correct paper size mismatches between drawers and registered settings to resolve misfeeds.
Advises rebooting the machine via the power switch when an error prevents normal operation.
Recommends weekly cleaning of scanning area, glass, guides, and platen sheet for optimal scanning.
Offers solutions for common issues like equipment not starting, paper jamming, display problems, and image density.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the e-STUDIO352/452, including performance and dimensions.
Provides technical specifications for various optional equipment like feeders, finishers, and hole punch units.
Lists the items included in the product package, such as manuals, CD-ROM, and toner bag.
Shows which copying functions can be combined and which have precedence rules, presented in two matrices.
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