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General| Brand | Toshiba |
|---|---|
| Model | E-studio4555c |
| Category | All in One Printer |
| Language | English |
Describes manuals available in print format, including precautions and basic operations.
Details preparations, basic/advanced usage, maintenance, and cleaning of the equipment.
Instructions for accessing manuals and software from the provided DVD for Windows and Macintosh.
Explains operations and settings for the COPY button on the control panel.
Describes operations and settings for the SCAN button and Internet Fax.
Details operations and settings for the e-FILING button and the e-Filing web utility.
Explains operations and settings for USER FUNCTIONS and COUNTER buttons.
Describes installation procedures for printer drivers and utilities.
Details printer driver settings and various printing procedures.
Provides procedures for remote setup and management via the TopAccess web utility.
Explains how to deal with problems like paper misfeeds and touch panel messages.
Describes operations of the N/W-Fax Driver for sending electronic documents as faxes.
Details conditions and settings for using the equipment in high security mode.
Explains symbols used in the manual for warnings, cautions, notes, and tips.
Explains how to place originals in portrait or landscape orientation for scanning.
Notes on how screens and procedures are described, including differences due to options or OS.
Identifies and describes the various external and internal parts of the equipment.
Explains the procedures for turning the equipment's power ON, OFF, and entering energy saving mode.
Provides instructions on correctly setting paper into drawers and placing originals for scanning.
Guides users through the installation of client software and printer drivers from the DVD.
Component for automatically feeding single sheets for scanning.
Units that expand the paper capacity of the equipment.
Tray for printing on special media types like OHP film.
Cover providing access to replace toner cartridges and clean the charger.
Indicator showing the size of paper loaded in the drawer.
Connector for printing files from a USB device or storing scanned data.
Switch used to turn the equipment's power ON or OFF.
Surface for scanning three-dimensional or book-type originals.
Interface for setting operations, displaying messages, and status.
Panel used for setting and operating functions like copying and faxing.
Component that stores toner; needs replacement when toner runs out.
Container for collecting waste toner; requires replacement when full.
Button to access the scanning function.
Button to access the copying function.
Button to display frequently used templates.
Button for setting paper size, media type, and registering copy/scan/fax settings.
Button to turn the equipment's power ON or OFF.
Button to start copying, scanning, and faxing operations.
Green lamp indicating the main power switch is ON.
Orange lamp that lights when an error or paper misfeed occurs.
Button used when department code or user information has been set.
Button to access the Fax / Internet Fax function.
Button to access stored image data.
Button to access printing functions like private printing.
Instructions on how to adjust the control panel's angle for better usability.
Shows the function currently being used, such as copying or faxing.
Button to view explanations of functions or buttons on the touch panel.
Displays status of copy, fax, scan, or print jobs and their history.
Area that shows alert messages, such as when toner cartridges need replacement.
Procedure to set the touch panel's contrast via the USER FUNCTIONS menu.
Details the correct procedure for shutting down the equipment's power.
Step-by-step guide on how to load paper into the equipment's drawers.
Describes the all-in-one installation process for client software.
Guides on configuring installed options in the printer driver.
Covers fundamental copying procedures, including enlargement, reduction, and duplex copying.
Explains basic procedures for sending faxes, using address books, and setting transmission conditions.
Describes how to scan documents and store them in a shared folder on a Windows computer.
Details how to store documents in the equipment's hard disk for later printing.
Explains the basic printing process from a Windows computer using the Universal Printer 2 driver.
Describes using the MENU button for templates and checking the print counter.
Steps for performing a basic copy job, including color mode selection.
Procedure for copying originals at different sizes using the ZOOM function.
Guide on selecting finishing options like sorting for copied documents.
Instructions on how to set up 1-sided or 2-sided copying.
Explains how to select the original mode for scanning or copying.
Details how to manually or automatically adjust the print density.
Steps for performing copying using the bypass tray.
Procedure for sending a fax, including entering recipient numbers and starting transmission.
How to add individual recipients or groups to the address book.
Procedure for viewing and deleting registered recipients.
Guides on adjusting transmission settings like resolution and exposure.
Steps to cancel scheduled fax transmissions.
How to view the communication log to check transmission success or failure.
Process for registering new recipients in the address book.
Steps to scan documents and save them to a network shared folder.
Instructions on accessing and storing scanned files from a shared folder onto a PC.
Procedure for storing originals as e-Filing documents directly on the equipment.
Steps for printing documents that have been stored via the e-Filing function.
Guides on configuring settings for the Universal Printer 2 driver.
Instructions for replacing the toner cartridge when prompted by the equipment.
Procedure for replacing the waste toner box when indicated.
Guides for replacing staple cartridges in various finisher units.
Describes cleaning methods for the scanning area, glass, and other components.
Steps for replacing staples in the standard finisher unit.
Instructions for replacing staples in the saddle stitch finisher.
Details on replacing staples within the saddle stitch finisher unit itself.
Procedure for replacing staples in the inner finisher unit.
Weekly cleaning recommendations for the scanning components.
Procedure for cleaning internal components to improve print quality.
General guidance on resolving issues, including paper misfeeds and error messages.
Illustrations showing which covers to open for paper misfeed clearing.
How to access on-screen help for functions and buttons.
Table mapping chapters to specific troubleshooting topics in the PDF guide.
Guidance on how to check and interpret error codes displayed on the touch panel.
Introduces advanced functions to maximize the equipment's capabilities.
Procedure for copying mixed-size originals and stapling the output sets.
How to omit blank pages during copying or scanning while maintaining page sequence.
Method to store documents in a shared folder and send faxes simultaneously.
Process to save and recall common scan settings as templates.
Steps to scan documents and send them as email attachments.
How to print stored e-Filing documents with a date and time stamp.
Procedure to print PDF files directly from a connected USB device.
How to print data that is held and released from the control panel.
Lists the items co-packed with the equipment, such as manuals and DVDs.
Details the contents of the DVD, including operator manuals and client software.
Outlines the client software for printing, scanning, e-Filing, and network functions.
Lists optional accessories that enhance the equipment's performance.
Explains procedures for logging into the equipment using department or user management.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the main equipment unit.
Details the technical specifications for various optional accessories.
Lists client software for printing, including various drivers and utilities.
Lists client software for scanning, including remote scan and WIA drivers.
Lists client software for e-Filing, such as TWAIN driver and file downloader.
Details TopAccess for device information, log display, and equipment management.
Lists client software for network fax, including N/W-Fax driver and Address Book Viewer.
Unit for automatically feeding originals for copying or scanning.
Feeder that increases paper capacity to 2000 sheets.
Unit enabling sort/group finishing and stapling.
Finisher providing saddle stitching in addition to sort/group and stapling.
Finisher for sort/group finishing and stapling, compatible with specific models.
Unit for punching holes on printed sheets, installable in finishers.
Restricts users or manages copy volumes using department codes.
Restricts users or manages functions and records using user name and password.
Details the types of paper, weight, and sizes acceptable by the equipment.
Lists the range of paper sizes supported for copying and printing.
Specifies the acceptable paper weight range for different feeders.
Provides the physical dimensions of the main equipment unit.
Indicates the weight of the equipment, including developer and drum.
Specifications for the Finisher MJ-1107, including paper handling and stapling.
Specifications for the Saddle Stitch Finisher MJ-1108, including stapling types.
Specifications for the Inner Finisher MJ-1036, covering paper capacity and stapling.
Specifications for Hole Punch Units MJ-6104 and MJ-6007 series.
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