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1 General Information..................................................... 7
1.1 Introduction..................................................................................... 7
1.2 How Does a Fax Machine Work?................................................... 8
1.3 Certificate for Machines with CE Marking .................................... 9
CTR21 Approval................................................................................ 9
1.4 Safety Precautions........................................................................ 10
Laser Safety.................................................................................... 11
Internal Laser Radiation.................................................................. 11
Ozone Release Warning................................................................. 11
1.5 Features......................................................................................... 11
Type................................................................................................ 11
Dialling Functions............................................................................ 12
Functions......................................................................................... 12
Additional Functions........................................................................ 12
2 Installation.................................................................. 13
2.1 Unpacking...................................................................................... 13
2.2 Location......................................................................................... 14
2.3 Moving the Machine...................................................................... 15
2.4 Machine Layout............................................................................. 16
2.5 Control Panel, Displays and Keys............................................... 18
2.6 The Toner Cartridge and the Drum Cartridge............................. 20
Installing the Toner Cartridge and the Drum Cartridge................... 21
2.7 Supply Paper................................................................................. 23
Installing the document guide......................................................... 23
Installing the Paper Input Tray........................................................ 23
Installing the Paper Tray................................................................. 23
Replace Rx Paper........................................................................... 24
2. Paper Tray .................................................................................. 25
Supply Paper to the Manual Paper Tray......................................... 26
2.8 Connecting the Power Cable and the Telephone Line Cable... 27
Connecting the Interface Cables.................................................... 27
Turning the Power on...................................................................... 28
3 Entering Initial Settings............................................. 29
3.1 Typing Conventions in this Manual............................................. 29
3.2 Entering Characters...................................................................... 30
3.3 Deleting Data................................................................................. 31
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3.4 Entering Date and Time ............................................................... 32
3.5 Entering your Fax Number.......................................................... 33
3.6 Entering Your Name..................................................................... 34
3.7 Dialling Mode................................................................................ 34
3.8 Entering Receiving Mode............................................................. 35
3.9 Print Settings................................................................................ 35
3.10 Setting the Monitor Volume......................................................... 36
3.11 LCD Contrast ................................................................................ 36
3.12 Entering Fax Numbers................................................................. 37
Entering One-Touch Numbers........................................................ 37
Entering Speed Dial Numbers........................................................ 39
Changing One-Touch- or Speed Dial Numbers.............................. 41
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Erasing One-Touch- or Speed Dial Numbers................................. 42
Entering Call Groups...................................................................... 43
Phone book (index) ........................................................................ 44
Entering Department Numbers....................................................... 44
Deleting Department Numbers....................................................... 45
Activate Department Numbers....................................................... 46
Selecting Languages...................................................................... 46
3.13 Module 2nd Phone Line............................................................... 47
Entering Data for the 2nd Phone Line............................................ 47
4 Sending Faxes............................................................ 49
4.1 Transmission................................................................................ 49
Notes on Original Documents......................................................... 49
Photocopy or Carrying Film............................................................ 50
Placing the Documents................................................................... 51
Placing the Documents in the Flatbed Scanner............................. 51
Transmission from the Feeder (MemoryTransmission)................. 52
Transmission from the Flatbed Scanner (MemoryTransmission) .. 53
4.2 Settings for Sending a Fax.......................................................... 54
Resolution....................................................................................... 54
...........................................................................................Contrast 55
Stamp............................................................................................. 55
Oversea Mode................................................................................ 56
Closed Network Rx......................................................................... 57
Cover Page..................................................................................... 58
Page Number ................................................................................. 59
Dialling Methods............................................................................. 60
Manual Dialling Using the Numeric Keypad................................... 60
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One-Touch Dialling......................................................................... 60
Speed Dialling................................................................................. 60
Group Dial using the One-touch keys 01 - 80....................................... 60
Program Dialling.............................................................................. 61
Phone Book..................................................................................... 62
Entering a Dialling Pause................................................................ 62
Changing the Dial Pause................................................................ 63
Automatic redial / on hook dialling / group dialling.......................... 64
Manual Redial................................................................................. 64
Dialling with in PBX......................................................................... 65
Scanner Settings............................................................................. 66
4.3 Transmission Methods................................................................. 67
Memory Transmission..................................................................... 67
Direct Transmission........................................................................ 67
Relay Broadcast Initiation............................................................... 69
Relayed Relay................................................................................. 71
Delayed Transmission..................................................................... 72
Program Delay Transmission........................................................ 73
Broadcast........................................................................................ 74
Program Broadcast........................................................................ 75
Polling Transmission....................................................................... 76
Regular Polling................................................................................ 76
Database Polling............................................................................. 77
Deleting Store Documents.............................................................. 77
Printing Stored Documents............................................................. 78
Secure Mail..................................................................................... 79
Setting Secure Mail as Default........................................................ 80
Program Secure Mail ..................................................................... 81
Batch Transmission......................................................................... 82
Setting a Box................................................................................... 82
Storing Documents.......................................................................... 83
Printing Stored Documents............................................................. 84
Deleting Documents from a Box..................................................... 85
Deleting Boxes................................................................................ 86
Deleting Programmed One-touch Keys .......................................... 87
Deleting Programmed Transmissions............................................. 88
5 Receiving Faxes......................................................... 89
5.1 Manual Reception ......................................................................... 89
Tel Ready Mode.............................................................................. 89
Tel/Fax ready Mode (Operation with a Telephone)......................... 89
5.2 Automatic Reception.................................................................... 89
Fax ready Mode .............................................................................. 89
Ans/Fax ready Mode (Operation with an answering machine) ....... 91
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5.3 Mailbox Reception........................................................................ 92
Setting up a Mailbox....................................................................... 92
Printing Secure Mail Documents .................................................... 93
Setting the Time for Memory.......................................................... 94
5.4 Polling Reception ......................................................................... 95
Regular Polling ............................................................................... 95
Database Polling ............................................................................ 96
Program Polling Reception............................................................ 97
5.5 Settings for Receiving a Fax ....................................................... 98
Closed Network Rx......................................................................... 98
Blocking Numbers .......................................................................... 99
Number of Rings........................................................................... 100
Setting ECM Mode (Error Correction Mode) ................................ 101
Print Settings................................................................................ 102
6 Copy .......................................................................... 105
6.1 Single Copies.............................................................................. 105
Making copies from the Multi Purpose Tray ................................. 106
6.2 Multiple Copies........................................................................... 107
Sort............................................................................................... 107
6.3 Reduction / Enlargement ........................................................... 108
7 Connecting the Fax Machine to Y our Computer... 109
7.1 RS-232C Interface Cable............................................................ 109
Modem Specifications.................................................................. 109
Connecting the Fax Machine to Your Computer .......................... 110
Fax Operation with Your Computer.............................................. 110
Setting the RS-232C Interface...................................................... 111
Initialising...................................................................................... 112
Receiving...................................................................................... 112
Scanner Mode .............................................................................. 113
Printing from Your Fax Machine................................................... 113
Operation as a Network Printer .................................................... 113
8 Reports...................................................................... 115
8.1 Transmission Report.................................................................. 115
Automatic Print ............................................................................. 115
Manual Print ................................................................................. 115
8.2 Reception Report........................................................................ 117
Automatic Print ............................................................................. 117
Manual Print ................................................................................. 118
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8.3 Activity Report............................................................................. 119
Automatic Print.............................................................................. 119
Manual Print.................................................................................. 119
8.4 Printing the User Settings.......................................................... 120
8.5 One-Touch List............................................................................ 121
8.6 Speed Dial List ............................................................................ 122
8.7 Group Dial List ............................................................................ 123
8.8 Timer List..................................................................................... 124
8.9 Batch List..................................................................................... 124
8.10 List of Batch Documents............................................................ 125
8.11 Program List................................................................................ 125
8.12 Mailbox L ist ................................................................................. 126
9 Maintenance and Trouble-Shooting....................... 127
9.1 Cleaning the Machine................................................................. 127
9.2 Cleaning the ADF and the Scanner ........................................... 127
9.3 Cleaning the Flatbed Scanner.................................................... 128
9.4 Cleaning the Casing.................................................................... 128
9.5 Replacing the Toner Cartridge and the Drum Cartridge ......... 129
Replacing the Toner Cartridge...................................................... 129
Replacing the Drum Cartridge....................................................... 131
9.6 Clearing Paper Jams................................................................... 132
Clearing Original Document Jams ................................................ 132
9.7 Clearing Printout Paper Jams.................................................... 133
Paper Jam in the Paper Cassette ................................................. 133
Paper Jam in the Multi Purpose Tray............................................ 133
Paper Jam inside the Machine...................................................... 134
9.8 Trouble-Shooting........................................................................ 136
Error Message............................................................................... 136
Error-LED...................................................................................... 137
Alarms........................................................................................... 138
Error Messages on the LCD.......................................................... 138
Error Codes in Reports ................................................................. 142
Error Codes in Reports ................................................................. 144
10 Specifications........................................................... 145
10.1 Specifications.............................................................................. 145
10.2 Multi Operation Table ................................................................. 152
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VI Di 150f
General Information
1 General Information
1.1 Introduction
Thank you for choosing the Di 150f and showing confidence in our product.This machinehas a modern design and fulfils today's requirements of
a multi functional copy machine.It combines advanced technology with a
contemporary design .
The machine is authorised for use in the public telephone network and is
compatible to other fax machines of the communication standard 3.
The Di 150f was manufactured to the same high quality standards as is
common for all other precision instruments made by Minolta.
This manual will assist you in becoming familiar with the machine. It containsall the necessary information for the start-up, its functions and the replacement of the consumables.
Please, always keep this manual to hand when using the machine.
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1.2 How Does a Fax Mach ine Wo rk?
A fax machine can be connected to a normal telephone system without
taking any special precautions, just like a normal telephone set. The function of a fax machine is quite similar to that of a telephone.
The way a fax machine works is simple: documents that are to be transmitted are "read" by the take-upunit, the so-called scanner. The machine
doesnotrecognisetheletters but reads the picture, dot bydot, and marks
each dot as black or white. That is why you can not only transmit texts but
also pictures and photos. The information is then digitised and compressedso that the fax machinecansendit quickly over the telephoneline
to another fax machine which reverses the process, reading and marking
each dot as black or white on a sheet of paper.
When you are "called" by a fax machine, your telephone rings as normal.
Therefore you cannot know whether your are receiving a fax call or a telephone call before picking up the receiver.
At the beginning of a fax transmission you will hear shrill sounds. Those
sounds are the so called "hand shaking" and function as an introduction
sequence before the actual transmission, just as interlocutors - often - introduce themselves at the beginning of a telephone call. In the introductorysequence the technical featuresofbothm achines are matched to make
surethe transmission and the receptionare conducted to a high standard.
With your Di 150f you do not need to listen to the introductory sequence.
How to program the machine accordingly will be explained later in this
manual. Furthermoreyou will also find information about the settings that
come with the machine, that have to be made when installing, or the settings that can be made at a later stage. Most of the features of the fax machine work independently, so that you can program only the settings you
need for the moment and ignore all others.
Bythe way, the word "fax" is a combinationof the Latin"facere"(to make)
and "simile" (similar) describing the process of making a copy which is
similar to the original. This artificial word "fax" has nowadays become
widelyacceptedin everyday language, replacingthe older term facsimile.
A copy is therefore to be made ”similar” to the original.
Now, enjoy your new fax machine.
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General Information
1.3 Certificate for Machines w ith CE Marking
CTR21 Approval
Annex II
The equipment has been approved in accordance with Council Decision
98/482/EC for pan-European single terminal connection to the public
switched telephone network (PSTN).
However, due to differences between the individual PSTNs provided in
different countries, the approval does not of itself, give an unconditional
assurance of successful operation on every PSTN network termination
point.
In cases of problems, you should contact your equipment supplier in the
first instance.
Annex III
Network Compatibility Declaration
This equipment has been designed to operate on the Public Switched
Telephone Network. The equipment requires a line with analogue signalling characteristics.For further information, please contact your supplier.
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1.4 Safety Precautions
l Connectthemachineonly to a200 - 240 V/ 50 Hz earthed power point.
l Make sure the power is not turned off over night.
l Alwayspullattheplug,neveratthe wire,whenyouwantto disconnect
the machine from the power supply. Make sure you do not cause
damage to the wire.
l If unusual noise, smell or smoke appear while using the machine, pull
the plug immediately out of the wall socket.
l Never place objects on the maschine or on its cable.
l Do not place the machine close to magnetic fields. Do not place flam-
mable gases or liquids close to the machine.
l To facilitate communicationalways keep the machineswitched on and
program the correct user data. Make sure to enter the correct user
names.
l Do not unscrew any parts, if not specificallyrequested in this manual.
If necessary contact your technical service.
l Never open the machine while it is transmitting or printing.
l Take care not to let humidity into the machine.
l Make sure no objects fall into the machine.
l If any problem occurs that can not be solved by the procedures de-
scribed in this manual make sure you contact the technical service.
l Follow the recommended maintenance procedures regularly.
Used cartridges may be taken back by the technical service station as a
part of the maintenance procedures.
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General Information
Laser Safety
This fax machine contains a page printer which operates by means of a
laser. This machine does not impose any danger as long as it is used according to the proceduresdescribed in this manual. The l aser is limited to
the interior of the machine. The environment is protected from the laser
emission by the covers of the machine.
Internal Laser Radiation
Maximum radiation: 7.3 x 10-³ (W) Wave length : 770-810 (nm)
The machine works with an invisible cl ass IIIb laser. The printer head unit
is not field service item.
Ozone Release Warning
During printer operation, a small quantity of ozone is released. This
amount is not large enough to harm anyone. However, be sure the room
wherethefax machine is being used has adequateventilation, especially
if you are printing a high volume of material or if the fax machine is being
used continuously over a long period.
1.5 Features
Your new fax machine is a compact multi-functional device facilitating
yourwork and reducingyourfaxcommunication times.Thefeatures of the
Di 150f include scanning of originals into the memory for delayed transmission,allowing simultaneousreception of fax messagesand viceversa.
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Type
l A4 B4, B5 format , Group 3, desktop laser plain paper fax
l 33.600 bps transmission
l MH / MR / MMR ECM coding
l Automatic document feeder up to 50 pages
l 250 sheet paper tray
l Optional 250 sheet paper tray
l 4 line LCD-display with 30 digits
l 64 level grey scale
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Dialling Functions
l 80 one-touch keys (for individual destinations or
as group dial destinations)
l 120 Speed dial options
l Automatic redial / on hook dialling / group dialling
l Phone book function
Functions
l Delayed transmission
l Broadcasting (up to 197 Destinations)
l Relay broadcast initiation
l Batch Transmission
l Multi tasking operation interface
l Polling RX / TX
l Confidential reception / mailbox transmission
l Copy function
Additional Functions
l RS-232C PC-interface (optional)
l Use as scanner (software optional)
l Use as PC fax (software optional)
l Use as printer (optional)
l Use as network printer (optional)
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2 Installation
2.1 Unpacking
The drawing below shows what should be included in the packaging.
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1Mainunit
2 Document input tray
3 Paper tray
4 Document support
5 Toner cartridge
6 Drum cartridge
7 Telephone line cord
8Powercord
9 2nd Paper tray (4 screws)
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2.2 Location
l Avoid direct exposure to sunlight and place the machine away from
heaters.
l Avoid humid or dusty locations.
l Place the machine on an even, non-vibrating surface.
l Keep the machine away from magnetic fields.
(TV sets, radio)
l Avoid locations close to ventilation openings, air conditionersand
heaters.
l The machines should be easily accessible from all sides.
l Make sure no liquids can enter the machine.
l Keep all covers closed when the machine is in standby. If any cover is
opened no transmission or reception is possible.
l If any cover is opened during sending or receiving the procedure is in-
terrupted. Avoid extreme fluctuations i n temperature which could
cause the humidity inside the machine to condense.
l The figures below show the space required to ensure easy access to
the machine and its proper functioning.
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2.3 Moving the Machine
Onlycarry the machine with two persons. Do not lift the machine if the 2nd
paper tray is installed.
1 Pullout the carryingbars and liftthe
machine as shown in the picture.
2 Do not lift the machine holding the
marked places.
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2.4 Machine Layout
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5 Document guide
6 Document input tray
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8 Manual paper tray
9 S ide cover of the paper tray
10 Side cover of the 2nd paper tray
11 Paper indicator
12 2nd Paper cassette
13 Paper cassettes
14 Front cover
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2.5 Control Panel, Displays and Keys
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Num Display/Key Communication options
1 COPY/FAX Press this key to switchbetween copy and fax mode.
2 MEMORY RX LED When receiving into the memory, this LED is lit.
3 COMM UNICATION
LED
This LED is lit when die machine transmitsor receives.
4 ERROR This LED is lit, if an error occurs.
5 ANSWER Pressthiskeyto switchbetweenmanualand automatican-
swer of a call.
6 MONITOR Press this key to monitor the dialling process.
7 HOLD Pressthiskeyto placethe call on hold.Thisfunctionisonly
available with a connectedtelephone.
8 GROUP DIAL Press this key for group dialling.
9 FUNCTION Pressthis key to select the various communicationoptions.
10 BROADCAST Press this key for broadcasting.
11 NUMERIC KEYPAD Use these keys to enter numbers.
12 ONE TOUCH Use this key to dial stored numbers directlyor to enter let-
ters. Use the one-touch keys
73-80 to access pro-
grammed functions.
13 FLIP PANEL Turn the flip panel over to access the keys of the second
14 START Startsallfunctionsof the machinesuchas transmission, re-
level.
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15 CLEAR ALL Press this key to interrupt the actual function and return to
standby.
16 STOP/CLEAR Usethis key to interruptallproceduresmanuallyandto cor-
rect typing errors.
17 STAMP Press this key to stamp a ll correctly transm itted pages.
18 MEMORY TRANSMIT Press this key to select between memory transmit and di-
recttransmission.
19 SPEED DIAL/INDEX Use this key to enter a three digit speed dial number. Also
press this key to search for a stored number.
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Num Display/Key Communication options
20 OPTIONS Press this key to select the options shown in the display.
21/22ARROW KEYS Scrollsthrough features and command options as shown
23 PROGRAM Press this key to open the menu. Select the desired func-
24 MENU Press this key to select the next menu.
25 RESOLUTION Press this key to select the desired resolution. Press this
26 CONTRAST Press this key to select the desired contrast.Select from
on the display.
tion with the numeric keypad or the one-touch keys.
key to choose between:
NORMAL: Standard
FINE: high resolution
S.FINE: for documents with small print.
HALFTONE: for photographs, etc.
four options.
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2.6 The Toner Ca rtridge and the Drum Cartridge
In this laser fax, characters and images are created through a process in
which the drum cartridge applies toner to the page in the machine's developing section.
The drum cartridge should be handled with care to ensure proper performance at all times. Be sure to avoid exposing the cartridge to direct sunlight or any other direct light. Store the cartridge in an environmentthat is
not subject to extreme heat or humidity. Detailed information on the care
and handling of the toner cartridge is provided with the shipment of new
cartridges.
Exchange the cartridge when ”toner low” appears in the display (approx.
After 6000 DIN A4 prints). The drum cartridge has a service life of about
30000 pages. Instructions on how to replace the cartridges are given in
the chapter on maintenance.
Both cartridges are made of non-hazardous material. Please consult the
regulations for the disposal of such products in your area.
Used cartridges may be taken back by the technical service station as a
part of the maintenance procedures.
Installation
Note
To avoid damage to the drum cartridge caused by light, cover it with a
cloth as soon as removed from the fax.
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Installing the Toner Cartridge and the Drum Cartridge
1 Open the front cover.
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2 Releaselever M2 andM3byturning
them in the direction of the arrow.
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3 Unpack the toner cartridge. Then,
holding the cartridge with both
hands, shake it to distribute the toner evenly.
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carefully pull out the seal.
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5 Place the toner cartridge in the
drumcartridge. Makesure the pins
of the toner cartridge slip into the
notches in the drum cartridge.
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6 Press the unit in the direction of the
arrow until it clicks into place.
7 Insert the cartridges carefully into
the machine.
8 Return levers M2 and M3 to their
normal positions to lock the drum
cartridge.
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9 Close the top cover. Make sure the
cover locks.
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Note
Ifyou have installed a new drumcartridge,reset the cartridgecounter.
Forfurther in see the corresponding section in chapter ”Maintenance”.
2.7 Supply Paper
Installing the document guide
1 Insert the guide into the appropriate
holes.
Installing the Paper Input Tray
1 Insertthe two protrusionsof the tray
into the appropriate holes.
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Installing the Paper Tray
1 Insertthe two protrusionsof the tray
into the appropriate holes.
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Installation
Replace Rx Paper
Your fax prints on plain paper of the following specifications: 60-90 g/m
The input can take up to 250 sheets of paper.
Thepaper cassettes hold up to 250 sheets of A4-sizedpaper.A4, A3, A5,
B4 and B5 (A4 is the standard paper size).
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1 Open the paper cassette.
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2 Adjust the paper guide according to
the paper size.
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3 Press the paper plate down until it
locks.
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4 Fan the stack of paper through, ad-
just the edges, and place it in the
cassette. Insert the corners of the
top sheet beneath the metal edges
ofthe cassette. Make surethe stack
of paper is not higher than the
marks. Adjust the paper guides so
that they touch the edges of the
stack.
5 Close the paper plate until it locks.
Affix the paper size sticker.
2. P aper Tray
The Di 150f can be equipped with up to 2 additional paper trays. The additional paper trays must be installed by the service. For further information please contact your dealer.
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Installation
Supply Paper to the Manual Paper Tray
Open the manual paper tray.
Adjustthe paper guide according to the
paper size.
Place the sheet into the tray as far as
possible.
Note
Onlyrefill the paper after the last sheet has been drawn in from the paper cassette.
If the paper is used up, the lamp in the bottom right corner of the machine
will light and a message appears in the display. If no paper is loaded the
machine receives in memory mode. As soon as paper is loaded the received documents are printed automatically.
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2.8 Connecting the Power Cable and the Telephone Line C able.
Plug the power cable into the back
1
of the machine. Then connect it to
the wall socket. Mind the safety
notes in chapter 1.
Plug the telephone cord into the
socket in the machine
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2 Connect the telephone cable to the wall outlet.
Connecting the Interface Cables
The RS-232C interface cable and the
Centronics printer cable are available
as optional equipment.Plug the interface cables into the appropriate terminals on the back of the machine.
Further information is provided in the
chapter "Connecting the fax to your
computer”.
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Turning the Power on
Press the power switch to turn the machine on. The ON/OFF switch is on the
left side of the machine above the powerplug.PressIforOn,pressOforOff.
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When the machine is in standby
mode the display to the right will appear. Now the machine is ready for
operation.
Note
Alwaysleave the machine on for at least threeseconds before turning
it off again. Otherwise it might be seriously damaged.
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Entering Initial Settings 3
3 Entering Initial Settings
Before all features of your Di 150f are available you must enter several
settings. This chapter explains how to set your name, your line type and
the remote locations with which you may wish to communicate.
You can always interrupt the process by pressing STOP/CLEAR or CLEAR
. The setting will thennot be saved. If you do not press any key within
ALL
30 seconds your fax machine will return to stand-by mode.
3.1 Typing Conventions in this Manual
If nothing else is requested,all keys are to be pressed one afterthe other.
Thisis also the case if they are connected by a "," (comma)to facilitatethe
layout. “ Press PROGRAM,J,1” means: Press the key named “Program”,
then the key “J” and then 1.
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