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Warranty
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Important Safeguards
Important Safeguards
Always follow these important safeguards:
Read all of these instructions before using the unit.
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Plug the power cord into a 3-conductor
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(grounded) outlet. Check the Specifications
chapter to make sure the outlet meets the ampere
rating of this unit.
Never ground the power cord to a gas pipe or
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a water pipe.
Keep the power cord away from hot surfaces.
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Avoid using an extension cord if possible.
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If you must use an extension cord, use only a
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3-conductor cord rated for the ampere rating
of your unit. Refer to the Specifications
Chapter for this value. Power cords rated for less can overheat and become a fire hazard.
Do not operate the unit if any part of it is damaged, or if any part has been dropped, until it
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is checked by a authorized Lanier Service Technician.
The fusing area is hot. Exercise care in this area.
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Do not install the unit in areas that are:
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Damp or humid
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Exposed to direct sunlight
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Extremely dusty
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Poorly ventilated
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Close to machines generating ammonia such as diazo copy machines.
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Subject to extreme temperature or humidity changes, for example, near an air
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conditioner or heater
Place the unit on a firm, level surface.
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For proper ventilation and cooling, keep the unit at least 4 inches back from the wall and
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allow 32 inches of clearance on the left and right sides of the copier. If the optional sorter is
used, allow 48 inches on the left side of the copier.
Agency Certifications
Your unit complies with FCC rules, DOC requirements, and other agency certification
requirements. Refer to the Specifications chapter of this Operator Guide for further details.
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Making Copies
Chapter 1
Chapter Overview
This chapter provides information on how to make a copy. It includes:
•“Applying Power” on page 1-1
•“Main Power Switch” on page 1-1
•“Operation Key” on page 1-2
•“Selecting the Mode of Operation” on page 1-3
For additional information on the more advanced features of the
copier, refer to: Chapter 3- Basic Copier Functions, and Chapter 4 Copying Methods.
Making Copies
Applying Power
Two switches control the machines power. The Main Power switch controls the power to the
machine. The Operation key turns the macine on and off. It is recommended that the Main
Power switch always be left in the On position. Information in memory may be lost if the
swtich is turned off.
Main Power Switch
Turning On the Main Power
The Main Power switch supplies power to the
copier. To supply power to the copier, press the
Main Power switch to On.
Note: The Message Display shows,
“Now loading....” After about 15 seconds
your copier comes to its Ready condition
and three beeps sound (if beep is turned
on.) This indicates the copier is ready for
you to begin copying.
Applying Power
Turning Off the Main Power
Press the Main Power switch to the Off position. The Main Power indicator turns off.
Turning the Main Power switch off when the indicator light is flashing may cause
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damage to the hard drive or to memory.
Pulling out the power cord before turning off the Main Power switch may cause
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damage to the hard disk or to memory.
When the Main Power swith is turned off or the power cord unplugged, any
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documents stored in fax memory will be lost after approximately one hour.
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Applying Power
Operation Key
The Operation key is on the far right side of
the Control Panel. It turns the copier
operation on and off while maintaining
power to the copier. If the On indicator
light is OFF and the Main Power indicator
light is ON, press the Operation key.
The On indicator light turns ON
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and the Message Display lights
up.
To turn the copier OFF, press the
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Operation key again. The On
indicator light turns OFF.
1 - 2Making Copies
Selecting the Mode of Operation
You can use this machine as a:
Copy machine
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Fascimile machine
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Printer
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Scanner
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Press one of the Function keys to select the desired
mode of operation.
The indicator next to the key is a status indicator.
Yellow indicates the mode of opertion is
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selected.
Green indicates the mode of operation is
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active.
Red indicates the mode of operation has
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been interrupted.
Selecting the Mode of Operation
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Making Copies
Making Copies
Check the Function switch to be sure the
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machine is in the copy mode. If not, press the
Copy key. See “Selecting the Mode of
Operation” on page 1-3.
If the User Code feature is activated, the
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message "Input user code, then press #" is
displayed. Enter your User Code. .
Place original documents
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Face-down on the Exposure Glass. Align
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originals to the indicator mark that
represent the size of originals you are
going to copy.
Face-up on the Automatic Document
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Feeder.
Select copy options from the Copy Options Table below.
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1 - 4Making Copies
Making Copies
Note: If you only want one copy with no options, proceed to Step 5..
Copy Options You Can SelectMethods To Use For Copy Options
Copy QuantityUsing the keypad, enter the number of copies you
desire. The default quantity is 1 and the maximum
is 999. See “Selecting Copy Quantities” on page 36
Copy Darkness/LightnessAutomatic: Touch Auto Image Density on the
Message Display. Auto Image Density is highlighted
when activated. See “Using Auto Image Density
Mode” on page 3-7
Manual: Press either Lighter or Darker keys to
change contrast of copies. You may turn Auto
Image Density off if desired.See “Using Manual
Exposure Mode” on page 3-8
Combination: Touch Auto Image Density and press
Lighter or Darker. Use with colored background.
nSee “Using Combination Auto Image Density/
Manual Mode” on page 3-9
Original ModeThe selected mode is indicated above Original
Mode on the Message Display. You can select
from: Text, Text/Photo, Photo, Pale, and
Generation Copy. Just touch Original Mode and
then touch the desired mode. See “Selecting the
Original Mode” on page 3-12
Copy Reduction or EnlargementTouch Enlarge/Reduce to gain access to Preset
Ratios and Zoom keys.
Preset Ratios: Touch the desired ratio. See “Using
Preset Copy Ratio Keys” on page 3-20
Zoom Keys: Touch the + or - keys to enlarge your
original up to 400%, or reduce your original down
to 32% of the original size. See “Zoom Keys” on
page 3-21
Copying MethodsRefer to the Table of Contents or Chapter 4,
Copying Methods, for detailed information on the
many copying methods available.
Using optional FinishersRefer to “Using the Finisher Option” on page 7-1
for information on using the optional Finishers.
Press the Start key to begin copying.
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Making Copies
Notes:
1 - 6Making Copies
Chapter 2
Component Identification
Chapter Overview
This chapter describes the copier’s main components. Included in this
chapter are:
•“Control Panel” on page 2-1
•“Component Locations - Front” on page 2-3
•“Component Locations - Rear” on page 2-4
•“Status Display Indicators” on page 2-5
•“Graphics Display” on page 2-6
Component Identification
Control Panel
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Screen Contrast knob
Adjust the brightness of the Display Panel.
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User Tools/Counter key
User Tools: Press to change the default settings and
conditions to meet your requirements.
Counter: Press the check or print the total number of copies
made.
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Display Panel
Displays operation status, error messages, and function
menus.
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Check Mode key
Press to review the copy settings
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Interrupt key
Press to interrupt a copy job to run another copy job.
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Main Power indicator
This indicator goes on when the main power switch is turned
on, and goes off when the sitch is turned off.
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Operation switch
Press this switch to turn the power on. To turn thepower off,
press this switch again.
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Sample Copy key
Use this key to make a single sample copy before starting a
long copy run. Check the sample copy and making any
necessary changes to the image quality settings before you
begin making multiple copies. This saves time and supplies.
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Program key
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Press to store copy settings.
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Clear Modes key
Press to clear the previous entered copy mode settings.
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Energy Saver key
Press to switch to and from Energy Saver mode.
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Start key
Press to start copying, scannig, or printing.
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Clear/Stop key
Clear: delets one digit when entering numbers.
Stop: Interrupts the current operation.
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# key
Used as the Enter key.
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10-digit keypad
Used to enter copy quantity and to enter numbers when
programming.
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(.) key
Used to enter decimal points.
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Facsimile keys
Start Manual RX
On Hook Dial
Pause/Redial
Tone
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Touch Screen
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Functon Status Indicators
Displays the status of the Functions.
Yellow: function is selected
Green: function is active
Red: function has been interrupted
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Status Display Indicators
Indicates the status of your machine. Refer to Status Display
Indicators.
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Function keys
Press the appropriate key to select a function.
Copy
Document Server
Facsimile
Printer
Scanner
2 - 2Component Identification
Component Locations - Front
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Document Feed - RADF
Document feeder automatically feeds a stack of originals.
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Exposure Glass
Place originals face down on the exposure glass.
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Operation key
This turns power on.
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Internal Tray
Copies are delivered to this tray.
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Front Cover
Open to access the inside of the machine.
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Main Power Switch
Turns on the main power to the machine.
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Paper Drawers
Place paper in these drawers.
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System Stand (optional)
Additional paper drawers.
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Component Locations - Rear
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Duplexer
This allows you to make copies of both sides of an original.
Open to gain access to paper feed access doors.
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Bypass Tray
Bypass copying allows you to copy onto transparencies,
letter head, or other non-standard paper.
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Paper Feed Access Door
Open to gain access to the paper feed area in case of a paper
misfeed.
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Air Vent
Do not block this vent. It aids in air circulation in the
machine.
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Status Display Indicators
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Out of Staples
When this symbol flashes, the optional finisher is out of
staples.
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Add Toner
When this symbol flashes, the copier is low on toner.
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Paper Empty
When this symbol, add paper to the selected paper drawer.
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Paper Misfeed
When this symbol flashes, a paper misfeed has occurred.
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Confidential reception
When a confidential fax message is being received, this
indicator is on.
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Data In
Program input.
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Call for Service
When this symbol flashes, a problem exist in the machine.
Call your authorized service center
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Door Open
When this symbol flashes, check for an open door and close
it.
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Graphics Display
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Original Mode
Select your original type.
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Image Density
Allows you to control the darkness of your copy, either
manually or automatically.
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Special Original
Used for special origianls.
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Operation Status
Provides status of the machine.
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Program Ratios
Register up to three frequently used Reduced/Enlarge ratios.
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Job Number
Copy job number or identification of scanned document.
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Displays number of:
Scanned originals, copy sets, and copies
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Sort, Stack, Staple, or Punch modes
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Short cut keys displayed
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Current Selected Function
Displays the current funtion.
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Avaliable Functions
A clip mark is displayed on the current selected function.
Copier Functions
Chapter 3
Chapter Overview
This chapter describes the basic copier functions. Included in this
chapter are:
•“Entering User Codes” on page 3-1
•“Document Feeder” on page 3-2
•“Using Auto Start” on page 3-5
•“Selecting Copy Quantities” on page 3-6
•“Selecting Copy Darkness Modes” on page 3-7
•“Selecting Original Modes” on page 3-10
•“Selecting Original Orientation” on page 3-13
•“Special Originals” on page 3-14
•“Selecting Custom Size Originals” on page 3-16
•“Enlargement and Reduction Ratios” on page 3-19
•“Size Magnification” on page 3-22
•“Horizontal/Vertical Sizing” on page 3-23
•“Directional Size Magnification” on page 3-25
•“Erase Center and Border” on page 3-27
•“Margin Adjustment” on page 3-32
•“CenteringYour Copy” on page 3-33
•“Reversing Positive/Negative Copying” on page 3-34
Copier Functions
Entering User Codes
This feature prevents unauthorized use of the copier by limiting copier access to those persons
who know an assigned User Code. The User Code feature monitors copier usage by department,
project, or persons, and tracks the number of copies made with each User Code.
The Key Operator can activate the User Code feature. When this feature is active, the Key
Operator can program up to 50 User Codes into the copier’s memory. Each code can be from
one to eight digits in length. When this feature is turned ON, the user must enter an assigned
User Code, and press the (# Enter) key before the copier can be used.
The following instructions apply only when the User Code feature is turned ON.
Enter an assigned User Code using the key
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pad.
If you enter an invalid User Code, the
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Message Display continues to show eight
dashes.
If you do not know which User Code to
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use, ask your Key Operator.
Entering User Codes
Make the copy requirement selections.
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Press the Start key to begin copying.
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When copying is complete, clear your User
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Code by pressing the “Clear Modes/Energy
Saver” and Clear/Stop keys at the same time.
This prevents unauthorized use of your User
Code.
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Document Feeder
Document Feeder
The Reversing Automatic Document Feeder (RADF), feeds originals to the Exposure Glass for
copying and if Duplex Copying is selected, it turns the original over for copying the other side
of the original. Then, it exits the original onto the Document Tray.
Precautions when using Document Feeders
1. Avoid using:
You can place up to 100 originals in the Document Feeder for automatic feeding of
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originals to the Exposure Glass for copying.
You may also select SADF which allows you to feed one original at a time into the
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Document Feeder without having to press the Start key each time.
Badly wrinkled or folded originals.
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Clipped or stapled originals.
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Carbon paper.
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Torn originals.
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Taped originals.
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Damp originals.
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1. Folded or curled originals should be smoothed out before inserting into
the Document Feeder.
2. Feeding a stack of different width originals through the Document
Feeder is not recommended.
Feed them through one at a time.
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You can, however, feed a stack of different length originals through the
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Document Feeder.
3. If the surface of any two originals are so rough that they cannot be
moved when pinched between two fingertips, the friction between the
originals may obstruct paper separation even when the paper weight is
within specifications.
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