INSTRUCTION MANUAL
DUPRINTER
DP - L220/L210/L200
Be sure to read this manual prior to use.
Please leave this manual at the site of use for easy reference.
Introduction
Thank you for your purchase of the DUPRINTER DP-L220 / L210 / L200.
To ensure safe and effi cient prolonged use of this machine, read and thoroughly understand this
manual before using this machine.
After using this manual, be sure to keep it in a handy place to reference.
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Precautions for printing and duplicating
There are restrictions on what you may print on the printer.
Please be aware that there are some printed materials that are illegal even to possess.
1. Printed matters banned by law
● Paper money, currency, government bonds and national and local bonds cannot be
duplicated, even if they are stamped with the "sample" seal.
● Paper money, currency and bonds, etc. that are valid in foreign country cannot be duplicated.
● Unused postage stamps and postcards cannot be duplicated without governmental consent.
● Government-issued papers pertaining to stamps, liquor and sales tax laws cannot be
duplicated.
2. Printed matters that require caution
● Printed-issued securities (stocks, bills and checks, etc.), passes and tickets require caution in
duplicating unless a business is duplicating them for required number for their own business
needs.
● Government-issued passports, public- and private-issued driver’s licenses, permits, IDs,
passes, food stamps, etc. require caution in duplicating.
3. Copyrighted materials
● Books, music, artwork, prints, maps, diagrams, movies, photography, etc. are banned from
duplicating outside the limits of private home use and their related non-sale usage.
, and Windows Vista are either registered trademarks or
As an ENERGY STAR® Partner, we have determined that these
products meet the ENERGY STAR Guidelines for energy effi ciency.
Product without ENERGY STAR logo mark does not meet the ENERGY STAR
Guidelines.
Complies with the provisions defi ned by the regulations listed below.
EC Low Voltage Directive (2006/95/EC)
EC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (2004/108/EC)
PLEASE NOTE
In the interest of upgrading our products, specifi
subject to change without notice. If the manual contains anything that you do not understand,
contact the dealer for clarifi cation.
cations and other data given in this manual are
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Disposal of Old Electrical & Electronic Equipment
This symbol (the symbol of the crossed out wheeled bin) indicates that in European
countries this product should not be disposed of as household waste.
Please recycle where facilities exist by checking with your local authority or supplier for
recycling advice.
By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly through proper treatment, recovery and
recycling, you will help prevent potential negative effects on the environment and human
health.
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Entsorgung von alten elektrischen und elektronischen Ausrüstungsteilen
Dieses Symbol (das Symbol mit dem durchgekreuzten fahrbaren Müllbehälter) zeigt an,
dass dieses Produkt in europäischen Länden nicht als Haushaltsmüll entsorgt werden
darf. Bitte informieren Sie sich bei Ihren örtlichen Behörden oder bei Ihrem Händler
hinsichtlich einer Empfehlung für die Entsorgung und führen Sie die betreffenden Teile
dort, wo solche Einrichtungen vorhanden sind, einem Recycling-Prozess zu.
Indem sie sicherstellen, dass das betreffende Produkt durch richtige Behandlung,
Rückführung und Recycling entsorgt wird, tragen Sie dazu bei, möglichen negativen
Auswirkungen auf die Umwelt und die menschliche Gesundheit vorzubeugen.
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Elimination du matériel électronique et électrique usagé
Ce symbole (une poubelle marquée d’une croix) indique que dans les pays européens, ce
produit ne doit pas être éliminé comme des ordures ménagères.
Recyclez-le dans les sites adaptés qui vous seront indiqués par les autorités locales ou
renseignez-vous auprès de votre fournisseur.
En veillant à ce que ce produit soit éliminé correctement avec un traitement, une collecte
et un recyclage adaptés, vous contribuez à éviter son action nocive potentielle sur l’
environnement et la santé humaine.
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Smaltimento di attrezzature elettriche ed elettroniche consumate
Questo simbolo (il simbolo della pattumiera con rotelle barrata) indica che nei paesi
europei questo prodotto non deve essere buttato nei rifiuti domestici.
Per favore smaltire in luogo addetto al riciclo, dove esistente, chiedendo informazioni alle
autorità locali o a chi fornisce consulenza a proposito.
Garantendo uno smaltimento adeguato di questo prodotto (trattamento, recupero e riciclo
corretto), aiuterete a prevenire effetti negativi sull’ambiente e sulla salute dell’uomo.
Eliminación de residuos de aparatos eléctricos y electrónicos
Este símbolo (un cubo de basura tachado) indica que en los países europeos este
producto no deberá eliminarse como si se tratara de un residuo doméstico. Solicite
asesoramiento sobre reciclaje a las autoridades locales o a su distribuidor, y siga la
normativa en materia de gestión medioambiental y reciclaje de este tipo de residuos.
Si toma las medidas pertinentes para que este producto se elimine mediante un
tratamiento, recuperación y reciclaje adecuados, contribuirá a evitar posibles efectos
negativos en el medio ambiente y la salud humana.
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● Pictorial Symbols and Other Notations Used in This Manual
IMPORTANT
REFERENCE
Continue Page
•••
: Introduces instructions for correct operation of the machine.
If these instructions are ignored, the machine may not be able to operate at
optimum performance or may break down.
: Introduces information that is useful for operation and maintenance of the
machine, or information about the machine’s performance, etc.
: Indicates that the description of the operating sequence is continued on
the next page.
: Indicates the page number and item containing related information.(→ P.00 "xxxx" )
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Notes on Safety (Please Read and Observe)
Safety Precautions
Various symbols and pictures are used in this manual and on the labels affi xed to the machine.
These symbols and pictures provide warnings and instructions to prevent danger to you or other
personnel, and to prevent damage to offi ce property.
The meanings of these symbols and pictures are explained below.
WARNING
CAUTION
<Examples of Pictorial Symbols>
Indicates a high degree of potential danger. Failure to heed the warning
may lead to death or serious injury.
Indicates a medium degree of potential danger. Failure to heed the
caution may lead to injury or damage to property.
A circle with a line through it indicates a prohibited action.
The particular act prohibited is indicated by a picture inside the circle.
(In the example shown here, the prohibited act is disassembly.)
A black disc indicates an instruction, or sometimes a prohibited action.
●
The instruction itself is indicated by pictorial symbols drawn in white on
the disc. (In the example shown here, the instruction is "Remove the plug
from the outlet.")
● Precautions for Use
WARNING
● If the machine is used after foreign matter (metal fragments, water, or liquid) has
entered the machine, this may result in fi re or electric shock.
→ Turn the main unit’s power switch OFF, and then remove the power plug from
the outlet. Contact the sales distributor.
● If the machine is used after heat, smoke, strange smell, or other abnormality is
detected, this may result in fi re or electric shock.
→ Turn the main unit’s power switch OFF, and then remove the power plug from
the outlet. Contact the sales distributor.
● Do not insert or drop metal, flammable material, or other matter through the
ventilation holes into the machine interior.
→ Doing so may result in fi re or electric shock.
● Do not place fl ower vases, fl owerpots, cups, or water containers (including metal
containers) on top of the machine.
→ Fire or electric shock may result if liquid spills inside the machine.
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Notes on Safety (Please Read and Observe)
● Caution for Grounding (Be sure to use the supplied power cord)
WARNING
● Use only the power cord that is provided among the accessories.
Insert the power cord plug fi rmly into the socket, so that proper electrical
contact is effected.
→ Use of any other power cord could result in imperfect grounding.
If grounding is imperfect and electrical leakage occurs, fi re or electric shock
could result.
● Caution for Power Supply and Power Cord
WARNING
● Do not use a source voltage other than that specifi ed.
Do not connect two or more loads to a single outlet.
→ Doing so may result in fi re or electric shock.
● Be sure to remove dust on the power plug and/or the outlet.
Using these without removing dust may have minute electric current fl ow to the
surface due to the humidity and cause a fi re due to the heat.
→It may cause a fi re or electric shock.
● Do not remove or insert the power plug with wet hands.
→ Doing so may result in electric shock.
● Do not damage, break, or modify the power cord.
Do not place heavy objects on, tug, or unnecessarily bend the power cord.
→ Doing so may result in fi re or electric shock.
● Remove the power plug itself, not the cord.
→ Tugging the cord may damage it (expose conductors, or cause disconnections,
etc.), resulting in fi re or electric shock.
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Notes on Safety (Please Read and Observe)
● Prohibition of Disassembly or Modifi cation
WARNING
● Do not modify the machine.
→ Doing so may result in fi re or electric shock.
● Do not remove the rear lid, cabinet, or covers from the machine.
→ The inside of the machine contains high-voltage parts, which may cause
electric shock.
● Caution for Location
WARNING
● Do not place the machine in a humid or dusty area.
→ Doing so may result in fi re or electric shock.
● Install the machine on the optional cabinet.
● Do not use any other desks or table than optional cabinet.
● Do not place the machine on the desk.
→ If the machine is dropped or falls over, this could result in personal injury.
● Once the machine is in position, secure in place using the casters.
→ If the machine falls over, this could result in personal injury.
CAUTION
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● Before moving the machine, remove the power plug from the outlet.
→ If the cord is damaged, this may result in fi re or electric shock.
● Do not place the machine in an unstable position, such as on an unsteady
support or sloping area.
→ If the machine is dropped or falls over, this could result in personal injury.
Notes on Safety (Please Read and Observe)
CAUTION
● Do not place the machine in a place subject to direct sunlight or heating
equipment such as a stove.
→ It may degrade ink quality and affect printing. The machine also may
malfunction.
● Avoid placing the machine in a place subject to high or low temperature or high
humidity.
→ The paper absorbs moisture and it may cause paper jam or creasing.
● Leave the power supply cord unplugged when the machine is not used for a
long period.
→ Insulation may deteriorate and cause an electrical fi re.
● Cleaning
CAUTION
● Before cleaning the machine, turn off the power switch and unplug the power
supply cord.
→ If the machine is activated accidentally, injury may result.
● Do not use fl ammable sprays or solvents inside or near the machine.
→Gas may accumulate inside the machine causing a fi re or explosion.
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Notes on Safety (Please Read and Observe)
● Notes on Ink
CAUTION
● If ink gets into eyes or mouth, immediately wash it away with water and
contact a doctor.
● If ink comes into contact to skin, immediately wash it away with soap and water.
● Keep ink away from children.
Ink pack:
● Refer to "Chapter 5 Replacing Consumables" for handling the ink pack.
(→P.58 ”Replacing the Ink Pack”)
Storage conditions:
● Store in a cool and dry place avoiding direct sun light.
Adequate storage temperature: from -5 to 40 degrees (C)
● Never put ink pack close to fi re.
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Notes on Safety (Please Read and Observe)
● Locations of Warning Labels
● Keep the WARNING and CAUTION labels clean at all times. If labels become damaged or come
off, please call our service personnel.
1
WARNING
2
Do not remove this cover. The inside of the printer contains movable cutting instruments,
contact with which could result in injury.
CAUTION
M7-T3060
L1-T3060
3
WARNING
Do NOT put hands inside machine
while it is operating.
Hands could get caught up
or crushed.
4
WARNING
Do NOT touch the drum or rollers
when you operate the jog switch.
Do NOT put hands Inside
machine while it is operatung.
Hands could get caught up
or crushed.
No. Parts No. Name Q'ty
1 L1-T3060 Warning Label 1
2 M7-T3060 Caution Label 1
3 M7-T3030 Warning Label 1
4 L5-T3020 Warning Label 1
L5-T3020
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Function Index
The followings are a brief introduction of various functions of the machine.
Functions for Master Making
Master Making Size
Sets paper size.
Nonstandard-size paper is available.
Image Mode
Sets image mode suitable for the document.
2in1
Prints two different documents on one page.
→P.23
→P.25
→P.34
Zoom
Enlarges or reduces the size of copy as you
prefer.
Darkness
Adjusts the density of the master.
Ink Save Mode
Saves ink when printing by changing
document scanning density.
→P.27
→P.36
→P.55
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Functions for Printing
Print Speed
Adjusts print speed. Adjusts the position of the printed image.
Batch Print/
Sequential Batch Print
Makes prints in groups.
Changes the number of prints made from
each document.
Online Mode
Makes prints using a personal computer.
→P.26
→P.38
→P.53
Print Position
Confi dential Safeguard
Prohibits others from printing confi dential
documents.
→P.46
→P.52
Other Functions
Memory Mode
Saves settings for master making and
printing and retrieves the settings if
needed.
→P.48
Energy Save Mode
Automatically turns off the LCD when it is
not operated for a specifi ed period of time.
This reduces power consumption.
→P.54
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Contents
Chapter 1
Introduction
Notes on Safety (Please Read and Observe)
Safety Precautions
● Locations of Warning Labels
Function Index
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Before Using
Part Names and Their Functions
Printer Appearance
Control Panel
Main Screen
Turning Power ON/OFF
Turning ON Printer Power
Turning OFF Printer Power
Standard Mode
UID Control Function
Document/Printing Paper Specifi cation
Acceptable Documents
Acceptable Printing Paper
How Master Making and Printing is Performed
Master Making
Printing
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Chapter 2
Basic Operations
Preparing for Printing
How to Set Papers
Adjusting Paper Feed Pressure
How to Supply or Replace Paper While Printing
How to Set the Print Tray
How to Adjust Printed Pages
Loading Documents
Loading Document
How to Load Document
Basic Printing
Printing Using Basic Functions
Selecting Master Making Size
Master Making Area
How to Set Master Making Size
Selecting Image Mode
TEXT, TEXT/PHOTO, PHOTO
Adjusting the Print Speed
Print Speed Adjustment
How to Adjust the Print Speed
Enlargement and Reduction
Enlarging/Reducing from Standard-Size Document to Standard-Size Pape
Free Zoom
Minor Reduction
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Contents
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Printing With Useful Function
“ 2 IN 1” Layout
How to Set 2 IN 1
Adjusting Darkness
Master Darkness
How to Adjust the Master Darkness
Batch Print/Sequential Batch Print
Batch Print/Sequential Batch Print
How to Enter Batch Print
How to Enter Sequential Batch Print
Dividing Sections with Tape (Available Only with Tape Cluster Unit Installed) .45
Adjusting the Print Position
Print Position Adjustment
How to Adjust the Print Position
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Other Functions
Memory Mode
Memory Mode
How to Save the Settings
How to Retrieve the Settings
How to Clear the Settings
Confi dential Safeguard
Confi dential Safeguard
How to Set Confi dential Safeguard
Online Mode (Available Only With Interface Kit Installed)
Making Prints Using Personal Computer
How to Make Prints in Online Mode
Energy Save mode
Ink Save Mode
Ink Save Mode
How to Set Ink Save Mode
Total Counter Display
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Replacing Consumables
Replacing the Ink Pack
Replacing the Ink Pack
How to Replace the Ink Pack
Replacing the Roll Master
Replacing the Roll Master
How to Replace the Roll Master
Disposing Of Used Master
Disposing Of Used Master
How to Dispose Of Used Master
Replacing the Drum Unit
Replacing the Drum Unit
How to Remove the Drum Unit
How to Set Drum Unit
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Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Troubleshooting
If a Problem Occurs
Power Does Not Turn ON
Master Making/Printing Is Not Possible
When Messages Appear
Supplying Paper While Printing
If Paper Runs Out During Printing
Adding Paper While Printing
Changing Paper Selection While Printing
Paper Jams
Paper Jam on the Feeder Side (Feed Tray)
Paper Jam on the Ejection Side (Print Tray Side)
When a Master Ejection Error Has Occurred
When a Master Setting Error Has Occurred
How to Remove the Master
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Chapter
1
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Before Using
This chapter contains essential information such as the names of the machine
parts, the names and functions of keys, etc., on the control panel, and the sizes
of documents and printing papers that you can use. Please be sure to read this
chapter carefully before attempting to use the printer.
Before Using
Part Names and Their Functions
Printer Appearance
Control Panel
Main Screen
Turning Power ON/OFF
Turning ON Printer Power
Turning OFF Printer Power
Standard Mode
UID Control Function
Document/Printing Paper Specifi cation
Acceptable Documents
Acceptable Printing Paper
How Master Making and Printing is Performed
Master Making
Printing
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Part Names and Their Functions
Printer Appearance
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No. Name Function
1 Upper cover Open to replace the roll master, etc. 61
Feed tray descend switch Press to lower the feed tray. 76 ,78
2
Feed pressure adjuster
3
lever
4
Feed tray
5 Support tray Pull out when loading paper. 16
6 Power switch Press to switch the power on and off. 9
Cabinet (Option) Place the printer on thi cabinet.
7
Castor locks Lock the printer in position on the floor. Always lock
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9 Front cover Open to replace ink pack and drum unit, etc. 58 ,67
10 Control panel Displays operations and statuses, and sets functions. 8
11 ADF Documents of sheet type can be printed consecutively. 20
12 Document tray Place the document. 20
13 Document guide Slide to match the width of the document. 20
Use to adjust the paper feed pressure.
Load paper in this tray. 16
the castor locks when installing the printer.
Reference
page
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Part Names and Their Functions
Master set lever
When the master set lever is pushed,
the master is pulled in and set.
Roll Master
Master cover
release lever
Master cover
1
1
Before Using
Paper feed rollers
Paper separator
Side guide
3
Part Names and Their Functions
Drum handle
Drum unit
Ink pack
Front cover
Lever
This lever locks or
unlocks the drum.
Lever
This lever releases the ink
pack holder.
4
Part Names and Their Functions
Master ejection
core
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1
1
Before Using
14
15
No. Name Function
Master ejection box open
14
button
JOG switch Press and hold to rotate the drum for a set time. Use to
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16 Print tray Holds the printed paper. 18
17 Paper stopper Slide to match the size of printed paper. 18
18 Side fences Slide to match the size of printed paper. 18
19 Master ejection box Open to replace the master ejection core, etc.. 65 ,84
Master ejection box
20
cover open lever
Press to open the master ejection box.
remove paper jams, etc..
Press to open the master ejection box cover. Use when
disposing of used master, etc.
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Reference
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Part Names and Their Functions
Control Panel
2 1
3
4
5
6
7
No. Name Function
LCD panel Displays current settings such as number of printed
1
FUNCTION key
2
SELECT key (Right) Selects function. 23
SELECT key (Left) Selects function. 23
ENLARGEMENT
3
/REDUCTION lamp
ENLARGEMENT
4
/REDUCTION key
Document mode indicator
5
lamps
DOCUMENT MODE key Press to switch between the text mode, text/photograph
6
OK monitor Flashes to display the content of the trouble and lights to
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8 CLEAR key Resets the number of prints and the entered values to 0. 9 NUMERIC keys Enters the number of prints. 39
×
key
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10
sheet. Displays error messages in case of error.
Switches function setting mode. 23
Indiction for the ratio is selected. 27
Press to set the enlargement or 100% or reduction ratio. 27
The lamp of the selected mode lights. 25
mode and photograph mode. Each press of this key
moves the position of the lit lamp that indicates the
selected document mode.
indicated the part that caused the trouble in the machine.
Enters the number of prints and sets in batch printing/
sequential batch printing.
Reference
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Part Names and Their Functions
20 19
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Before Using
8 9 10 11 12 13
Name Function
MASTER MAKING key Starts making a master. Master making cannot be
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12 PRINT key Starts printing. Master making is not performed. 21
STOP key Stops printing. When this key is pressed while making
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TEST PRINT key Prints one copy so that the image position and density
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Energy saving mode
15
indicator lamp
16 PRINT SPEED keys Control print speed. 26
Print speed indicator
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lamp
Print position indicator
18
lamp
PRINT POSITION keys
19
RESET key Returns setting to Standard mode. Non-stored setting
20
performed during printing. Clear the number of prints
before starting master making.
a master, the machine stops after the master has been
made.
can be checked.
Lights up when the machine is in energy saving mode.
The lamp of the specifi ed print speed lights up.
The lamp of the specifi ed printing speed lights.
Control print position. 46
is cleared.
Reference
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46
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Part Names and Their Functions
Main Screen
12
sht 1 set
No. Name Function
1 Print count Displays the number of prints to be made. 22
2 Sets Displays the number of sets to be printed. 40
3 Zoom ratio Displays the selected (enlargement/reduction) ratio. -
0
3
100%
Reference
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Turning Power ON/OFF
This section describes the operating sequence from turning ON the power switch until the printer is
ready to make prints, and how to turn OFF the printer power.
Turning ON Printer Power
Connect the “female plug” of the power cord to the
“Inlet”.
Connect the “male plug” of the power cord to the
“outlet”.
WARNING
● Insert the power cord plug fully, so that
proper electrical contact is made.
If grounding is imperfect and electrical
leakage occurs, fire or electric shock could
result.
Inlet
1
Before Using
Power cord
Press the “I” side on the “power switch”.
The power turns ON.
The message “SET PRINT PAPER” is displayed on
the LCD panel.
The printer functions are now set in “Standard
Mode”.
(→P.10 “Standard Mode”)
SET PRINT PAPER
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Turning Power ON/OFF
When paper is loaded in the feed tray, the screen
shown at right is displayed.
When the screen shown at right is displayed, press
the PRINT key, then input ID and password.
(→P.11 “UID Control Function”)
Turning OFF Printer Power
Press the “O” side on the “power switch”.
The printer is turned off and the panel display goes
out.
sht 1 set
0
ENTER ID AND
PASSWORD
100%
Standard Mode
When the printer power is fi rst turned ON or the RESET key is pressed, the functions are reset
to standard mode. The standard mode settings are as follows:
• Print quantity : 0 • Document mode : TEXT
• Print position : Standard • Master size : DP-L200/A4, DP-L210/LG,
• Print speed : Speed 2 DP-L220/B4
• Zoom : 100% • Master darkness : NORMAL
• 2 IN 1 : OFF • ×94% : OFF
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Turning Power ON/OFF
UID Control Function
By the UID function, the administrator can control the master making and print quantities per person
or per department, etc. See the Instruction Manual for UID for details.
Input ID and password
1
1
When you turn on the power, the screen shown at
right is displayed. Please press the PRINT key.
Please input ID and password that are given by
administrator using the NUMERIC keys.
When ID is completed, the cursor moves to
password area automatically.
When password is completed, use the
key to confi rm.
By using the
you inputted, and then input it again. By pressing
the
again.
Only when the ID and password are correct, the
printer can be operated as normal.
CLEAR key twice to input ID and password
CLEAR key to delete the all that
PRINT
ENTER ID AND
PASSWORD
ID:[ ]
PW:[ ]
sht 1 set
0
Before Using
100%
If the ID or P
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Document/Printing Paper Specifi cation
Acceptable Documents
Document weight : 64–128 gsm (17lb bond - 34lb bond)
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Document size : MAX. 297×432 mm (11"×17")
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MIN. 100×148 mm (4"×6")
Stacking capacity in document tray : 10 sheets (64 gsm)
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IMPORTANT
● To make a new plate from a document from which a plate has already been made,
remove and then reload the document.
● Always use documents of the same size.
● If you load documents of different lengths, the printer may not operate correctly.
The following types of document cannot be used:
● Documents with large fi le-binding holes, tears, or missing parts
● Documents with staples or paper clips attached
● Documents with markedly curling ends/sides, or marked folds
● Carbon-backed documents
● Sticky documents
● Highly transparent documents such as OHP fi lm
Acceptable Printing Paper
DP-L220 DP-L210 DP-L200
Paper weight 45–210 gsm
Paper size Max. 297×420 mm
Min. 100×148 mm
Paper stacking
capacity
Feed tray : 1300 sheets (64 gsm high-grade paper)
Print tray : When a cabinet is used:1300 sheets (64gsm high-grade paper)
When the printer is used on a table: 900 sheets
IMPORTANT
The following types of paper cannot be used.
• Paper with large fi le-binding holes
• Paper with staples or paper clips attached
• Paper with markedly curling ends/sides, or marked folds
• Paper with tears or rough edge
• Chemically treated paper such as thermal paper, carbon paper, and stickers, etc.
• Highly transparent paper such as OHP fi lm and tracing paper, etc.
• Paper with correction fl uid and glue, etc.
• Paper with smaller pieces of glued paper
Max. 297×364 mm
Min. 100×148 mm
Max. 297×364 mm
Min. 100×148 mm
(64gsm high-grade paper)
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