Before operating this machine, please carefully read this manual,
and keep this documentation in a safe place for future reference.
(Illustration shows optional accessories that may not be installed on your machine.)
English
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Operating Instructions
The following Operating Instruction manuals are included with this machine. Please refer to the appropriate manual
and keep all manuals for future reference. If you lose the manual, contact the authorized Panasonic dealer.
Operating Instructions (For Setting Up)
This manual contains essential information for setting
up the machine.
Accessories
Operating Instructions CD
Copy Function
Describes how to make a Color Copy with
creative features.
Facsimile and Internet Fax
Function
(These functions are available when the
optional G3 Fax Board/ Internet Fax
Module is installed.)
Describes how to send/receive a
Facsimile/Internet Fax, or describes the
course of action to take when a trouble
message appears, etc.
Scan and Email Function
(Standard on DP-C354/C264, for DPC323/C263/C213 when the optional
Network Scanner/Email Module, Hard
Disk Drive, Main Memory, and Image
Memory are installed.)
Describes how to scan, and send an Email.
Operating Instructions (For Basic Operations)
This manual contains essential information for proper
operation of the machine.
It describes basic Copy, Print, Facsimile/Internet Fax,
Scan/Email, and other functions.
For a more detailed explanation of each function, please
refer to the Operating Instruction manuals included on
two CD-ROM as illustrated below.
Operating Instructions CD
Contains manuals with detailed information for Copy,
Facsimile/Internet Fax, Scan/Email Functions, Function
Parameters and User Authentication.
Document Management System CD
Contains the PDMS Application Software, and manuals
with detailed information for the Print function, and
PDMS Application software.
Document Management System CD
Print Function
Describes how to print with color, change
default printer settings, or describes the
course of action to take when a problem
message appears, etc.
Application Software
Describes how to use the application
software.
Ex:Web Device Monitor, Panafax
Use the function setting mode to change the Standard Settings of the machine. This section contains
the menu, and basic function setup operations.
Function Setup Menu Configuration
• The function setup operations are divided into General User Mode, and Key Operator Mode.
For Fax/Email Settings, the Address Book and Program Keys menus are also provided.
• The Key Operator Password is required before any changes can be made in the Key Operator Mode.
For security, the Key Operator is advised to setup, and manage the 8-digit password. To set the
password, consult with the authorized Panasonic dealer. (Default password is 00000000)
Function Setting
General SettingsGeneral User Mode
Key Operator Mode
Copier SettingsGeneral User Mode
Key Operator Mode
Fax/Email SettingsAddress Book Program Keys
(DP-C323/C263/C213 : Option)
General User Mode
Key Operator Mode
Scanner SettingsGeneral User Mode
(Option)
Key Operator Mode
Printer SettingsGeneral User Mode
Key Operator Mode
Counter View
Key Operator ModeRequires the Key Operator password (8-digit).
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Using the Keyboard
Chapter 1 Before Starting
Entering Uppercase / Lowercase Letters
1
Select “Caps” to change the
characters between uppercase /
lowercase.
Ex: When setting “15 LDAP Server Name” in
Fax/Email Settings (see pages 44, 62, and
63).
z In the Standard Setting, lowercase is
selected.
2
Enter the characters, and then select
“OK”.
Entering Numeric Characters, and
Symbols
1
Select “Numeric/Symbols” to input
the numbers / symbols.
Ex: When setting “15 LDAP Server Name” in
Fax/Email Settings (see pages 44, 62, and
63).
2
Enter the numbers or symbols, and
then select “Close”.
To input a space between
characters.
To move the cursor ( | ) to
the left or right side.
To erase the character
before the cursor.
To change the entry screen
between numbers /
symbols.
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Chapter 1 Before Starting
Basic Operations for Function Setup
The following procedure is an example of setting up the function(s). To select a function, refer to the list
of Function Parameters described later.
1
Press the Function key.
2
Select the desired setting.
3
Select the desired tab.
5
Change the settings using the
following operations.
Selecting an item
Select a desired item, and then select “OK”.Ex: When setting “01 Density(HOME)” in Fax/
Email Settings (see page 46).
4
Select an item.
z If a single tab has six or more items, a block
number is displayed as “01/02”.
Entering numbers
Select “Input”, and enter the number, and
then select “OK”.
Ex: When setting “14 Power Save Mode
Timer” in General Settings (see page 13).
8
z Select or to scroll items up, or down on
the screen.
z When setting the Key Operator Mode, enter
the password (8-digit), and then select “OK”.
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Entering numbers using or
Select or , and then select “OK”.
Ex: When setting “40 Fold Position(A3/
LDR)” in General Settings (see page 16).
Selecting a value using “Lighter” or
“Darker”.
Select “Lighter” or “Darker”, and then select
“OK”.
Ex: When setting “04 Text Density” in Copier
Settings (see page 36).
6
Select “Close”.
z After setting up the function(s), press the
Reset key to return the machine to the initial
screen of the current active mode.
Chapter 1 Before Starting
Entering characters
Enter characters, and then select “OK”.Ex: When setting “15 LDAP Server Name” in
Fax/Email Settings (see pages 44, 62, and
63).
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Chapter 2
Chapter 2 General Settings
General Settings
In General User Mode, the following items can be changed.
General User
No.ParameterCommentsSelective ItemStandard
General Settings
Setting
0 - 400Power On Default
Mode
01Manual Copy Quality
Adj
02Manual Add TonerSet whether to darken the printing manually
03Sort Memory StatusSet whether to display the percentage (%)
04Departmental
Counter
5 - 905Manual STR
Cleaning
06Data Security Kit Info. z 00 DATA security kit ver.
09Key Operator ModeEnter the key operator password to display
Set the initial function screen when turning
on the machine.
Set whether to adjust the copy density
manually.
by using more toner.
of sorting memory used.
Set whether to display departmental
counters, limit counters, and total counters.
Set whether to clean the transfer roller
manually.
The version is displayed.
z 01 Security settings
The security settings is displayed as
“Active / Inacvive”.
the Key Operator Mode (see page 11).
Copy, Fax, Print,
Scan
Off, OnOff
Off, OnOff
Off, OnOff
z Consult with the authorized
Panasonic dealer on how to use
this item.
Off, OnOff
Copy
00000000
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Key Operator
No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
0 - 1900Print General
Settings
01Paper SizeSet the paper size, and media type for
Print a list of General Settings.
To cancel printing the parameter setting list,
press “Stop” and “OK”.
While processing the cancellation, panel
operation is denied, and an error beep is
produced.
The feeding paper(s) will be ejected before
completing the above cancellation
operation.
If setting a parameter, an asterisk mark (*)
will be added before the parameter number.
Paper Trays 1-4.
Select the Paper Tray and the paper size,
and then select “Change Size / Media”.
z Only 8.5x11 , A4 , B5 is selectable
for Tray 1.
z To change the preset paper size used in
the Paper Tray, consult with the
authorized Panasonic dealer.
Stop, StartStart
“Change Size”
11x17, Legal,
8.5x11 , 8.5x11,
5.5x8.5, A3,
B4, A4 , A4,
B5 , B5, A5,
8x13, 8.5x13
Chapter 2 General Settings
Standard
Setting
02A4R/A5 Size
Selection
Select the paper type.“Change Type”
Plain, Glossy,
Recycled
Set the smallest paper size that will be fed
to the Sheet Bypass.
to the next parameter setting when the
“OK” button is pressed.
General
DHCP Default, TCP/IP Address, TCP/IP
Subnet Mask, TCP/IP Default Gateway,
DNS Server Address, Community Name
(1), Community Name (2), WINS Server 1
IP, WINS Server 2 IP, Scope ID, IP Filter, IP
Filter mode, IP Filter Address,
Selected Frame Type, NetWare Mode,
NetWare Printer Name, Print Server Name,
Print Server Password, Job Polling Time,
Bindery Mode, File Server Name 1,
File Server Name 2, File Server Name 3,
File Server Name 4, File Server Name 5,
File Server Name 6, File Server Name 7,
File Server Name 8, NDS Tree,
NDS Context, Print Server Name 1,
Print Server Name 2, Print Server Name 3,
Print Server Name 4, Print Server Name 5,
Print Server Name 6, Print Server Name 7,
Print Server Name 8, Job Time Out
EMAIL
Email Address, SMTP Server Name, SMTP
Server IP, SMTP Authentication, SMTP
AUTH Name, SMTP AUTH Password,
POP Server Name, POP Server IP, POP
User Name, POP Password, POP before
SMTP, APOP Authentication
LDAP
LDAP Server Name, LDAP Server IP,
LDAP User Name, LDAP Password,
LDAP Search Base
z LDAP requires a FAX, IFAX, or Scanner
option to be installed.
Standard
Setting
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No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
Standard
Chapter 2 General Settings
Setting
0 - 1905Special Paper
Tray 1
06Special Paper
Tray 2
07Special Paper
Tray 3
08Special Paper
Tray 4
09Auto Paper Out
Rotate
10Copy Output TraySet an output tray for the copier function.
11Printer Output
Tray
12Fax/Email Output
Tray
Set the paper tray which will not be used as
the automatic document feeder tray.
Ex:
When you load color paper in Paper Tray 1,
select “Tray 1” not to be used for automatic
tray selection.
z Up to 4 paper trays can be selected for
exclusion from automatic tray selection.
Set whether to rotate the image, and print
when the selected paper tray is empty.
Ex:
Printing on letter paper when there is no
letter size paper
z Outer is available for selection when the
optional Paper Transport Unit is installed.
Set an output tray for the printer function.
z Outer is available for selection when the
optional Paper Transport Unit is installed.
Set an output tray for the Fax/Email function.
z Outer is available for selection when the
optional Paper Transport Unit is installed.
None, Tray 1,
Tray 2, Tray 3, Tray 4,
Bypass
Off, OnOff
Inner, OuterInner
Inner, OuterInner
Inner, OuterInner
None
None
None
None
13Auto Reset TimeIf you do not select any key within a given
time period, the touch panel goes back to
the initial screen of the current active
function automatically.
14Power Save Mode
Timer
15Sleep TimerIf you do not select any key within a given
16Language Sel.
Priority
17Language DefaultSet the display language.
18Panel Beep
Sound
If you do not select any key within a given
time period, the machine is switched to
power save mode automatically.
time period, the machine is switched to
sleep mode automatically.
Set whether to give priority to the display
language.
If the language is changed, the system
automatically returns to the initial function
setup screen.
Set the volume of Beep Sound when the
panel is selected.
None, 30 sec.,
1 min., 2 min.,
3 min., 4 min.
1 to 240 min.15 min.
None,
1 to 240 min.
Off, OnOff
English,
C. French,
Spanish
Off, Soft, LoudSoft
1 min.
22 min.
English
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Key Operator
Chapter 2 General Settings
No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
Standard
Setting
0 - 1919Original Set Beep
Sound
20 - 3920Orig. Set In ADF
Sound
21Dept. Counter
Mode
22Date Time SettingSet the date and the time.
23Weekly Timer
24Daylight TimeSet Daylight Time According to your local
Set whether to sound a confirmation tone
when the original is placed on the Platen
Glass.
z The volume level is the same as for
Panel Beep Sound.
z When “18 Panel Beep Sound” is set to
“Off”, the machine makes no sound.
Set whether to sound a confirmation tone
when the original is placed on the ADF.
z The volume level is the same as for
Panel Beep Sound.
z When “18 Panel Beep Sound” is set to
“Off”, the machine makes no sound.
Set whether to display departmental
counters, limit counters, and total counters.
Set the weekly On/Off timer using the
Keypad of the machine. At the selected time,
the machine will switch to/from sleep mode.
regulation.
•No
Daylight Time is not applied.
• MAR 2nd
From 2:00 AM on the 2nd Sunday in
March to 2:00 AM on the 1st Sunday in
November.
•APR 1st
From 2:00 AM on the 1st Sunday in April
to 2:00 AM on the Last Sunday in
October.
z This setting is applied from March 2007
year. You select “MAR 2nd” in 2006, but
the daylight time will automatically set to
“APR 1st”.
No, YesNo
No, YesYes
Consult with the authorized Panasonic
z
dealer on how to use this item.
Month, Day, Year, Time
Each day of the
week.
No, MAR 2nd,
APR 1st
Off
MAR 2nd
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25DHCP DefaultSelect “Yes” when your network
environment is based on DHCP Server.
When using this machine as a network
26TCP/IP AddressSet the IP address.3-digit x 40. 0. 0. 0
TCP/IP Subnet Mask
27
28TCP/IP Default
Gateway
29DNS Server
Address
Set the subnet mask.3-digit x 40. 0. 0. 0
Set the default gateway.3-digit x 40. 0. 0. 0
Select “Yes”, and set the DNS Server
address (when using the optional Internet
Fax/Email function).
No. 25 to 29
After setting any of these parameters, turn the
machine’s power switch Off, and then On again.
No, YesYes
No, YesYes
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Key Operator
No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
20 - 3930MAC AddressDisplay the MAC address (Ethernet
address).
z The MAC address is displayed only, but
cannot be set.
Standard
Chapter 2 General Settings
Setting
31Routing Menu
Function
32Doc. Dist. Server
Name
33Doc. Dist. Server IPWhen “29 DNS Server Address” is set to
34Hard Disk
Initialize
Set whether to use the Routing function.
z When the optional software (Document
Distribution System) is installed.
When “29 DNS Server Address” is set to
“Yes”, and “31 Routing Menu Function” is
set to “Yes”, enter the name of the
distribution system routing Server.
The default Port Number is changed by
setting SSL.
z When the optional software (Document
Distribution System) is installed.
“No” and “31 Routing Menu Function” is
set to “Yes”, enter the IP address of the
distribution system routing Server.
The default Port Number is changed by
setting SSL.
z When the optional software (Document
Distribution System) is installed.
z When the optional Hard Disk is installed.
Set the HDD format/deletion.
When selecting “Deletion”, set the deletion
security level of hard disk data. During the
deletion time, the machine cannot be used.
•Stop
Deletion is not executed.
•Medium
Deletion is completed within 2 hours.
•High
Deletion is completed within 3 hours.
z When the optional Hard Disk is installed.
No, YesNo
Up to 60 characters
“SSL”
Off:8083
On:8084
3 digits x 4
“SSL”
Off:8083
On:8084
Format : Stop, Start
Deletion: Stop,
Medium,
High
0. 0. 0. 0.
Format
(Stop)
35Hard Disk Error
Check
36Address Book
Group ID
Set the hard disk error check.
z Not required in copying mode, but
needed when installing options with
advanced functions.
z When the optional Hard Disk is installed.
Set the Address Book Group ID.0 to 990
Stop, Start Start
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Key Operator
Chapter 2 General Settings
No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
Standard
Setting
20 - 3937Auto Reset
Information
38Pap. Tray Priority
(B/W)
39Pap. Tray Priority
(Col)
40 - 5940Fold Position (A3/
LDR)
Set whether to display the auto reset guide.No, YesYes
Set the paper tray priority for Black and
White copy or print job.
S: Optional paper feed unit
C: Paper tray of the main unit
B: Sheet bypass
Set the paper tray priority for Color copy or
print job.
S: Optional paper feed unit
C: Paper tray of the main unit
B: Sheet bypass
Set the binding margin for booklet copy.
(A3/Ledger).
S>C>B, C>S>BC>S>B
S>C>B, C>S>BC>S>B
-4.0 to +4.0 mm0.0
A3 / Ledger(11x17)
41Fold Position (B4)Set the binding margin for booklet copy.
(B4).
B4
42Fold Position (A4/
LTR-R)
Set the binding margin for booklet copy.
(A4/Letter-R).
A4 / Letter-R(8.5x11)
-4.0 to +4.0 mm0.0
-4.0 to +4.0 mm0.0
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Key Operator
No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
Standard
Chapter 2 General Settings
Setting
40 - 5944Data Deletion of HDSet the deletion security level of hard disk
data for every copy/print job.
z When the optional hard disk unit is
installed, every copy/print job data is
automatically deleted after each job is
completed.
For higher security select Medium and
High, however, the deletion time
increases with the increase in security
level, and may take longer to erase the
data.
45WINS Server 1 IPSet the IP address of WINS Server 1.3 digits x 40. 0. 0. 0.
46WINS Server 2 IPSet the IP address of WINS Server 2.3 digits x 40. 0. 0. 0.
47Scope IDSet the Net Bios Scope ID.Up to 223 characters
48IP FilterSet whether the IP filter is to provide
security for network functions such as
printer or scanner.
49IP Filter ModeSet whether the registered “50 IP Filter
Address” is allowed or denied for network
functions.
50IP Filter AddressSet the IP filter address.
Up to 4 addresses can be set.
z When setting only one IP filter address,
input the same IP address for both “Start
Address” and “End Address”.
Basic, Medium, HighBasic
Off, OnOff
Allow, DenyAllow
3 digits x 40. 0. 0. 0.
51Community Name
(1)
52Community Name
(2)
54SysContactSet the system management name.Up to 31 characters
55SysNameSet the system name.Up to 31 charactersPanasonic
56SysLocationSet the system installation location.Up to 31 characters
59SMBSet whether to use the machine on the
60 - 7960SMB Master
Browser
Set the SNMP community name (1).Up to 15 characterspublic
Set the SNMP community name (2).Up to 15 characterspublic
DP-XXXX
Off, OnOff
Microsoft Network (SMB).
Set whether to use the SMB Master
Browser.
No. 45 to 60
After setting any of these parameters, turn the
machine’s power switch Off, and then On again.
Off, OnOff
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Key Operator
Chapter 2 General Settings
No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
Standard
Setting
60 - 7961SMB Device
Name
62SMB Workgroup
Name
63SMB CommentSet comments about the machine
64BonjourSet the Bonjour.
Set the device name for Microsoft
Network (SMB).
There is no default value. When the
machine starts up under the following
parameter settings “59 SMB” is set to “On”,
“61 SMB Device Name”, and “62 SMB Workgroup Name” are not set, then,
“Panasonic DP-XXXX and the lower six
figures of MAC Address” will be
automatically setup.
Set the working group name for
Microsoft Network (SMB).
There is no default value. When the
machine starts up under the following
parameter settings “59 SMB” is set to “On”,
“61 SMB Device Name”, and “62 SMB Workgroup Name” are not set, then,
“DPCL-PRINTER” will be automatically
setup.
used for Microsoft Network (SMB).
z When the optional Printer Controller
Module (for Adobe
installed.
There is no default value. When the
machine starts up, and parameter “64 Bonjour” is set to “On”, then, “Panasonic
DP-XXXX and the lower six figures of MAC
Address” will be automatically setup.
®
PostScript® 3™ ) is
Up to 15 characters
Up to 15 characters
Up to 48 characters
Off, OnOff
65Bonjour NameSet the name of Bonjour.
z When the optional Printer Controller
Module (for Adobe
installed.
There is no default value. When the
machine starts up, and parameter “64 Bonjour” is set to “On”, then, “Panasonic
DP-XXXX and the lower six figures of MAC
Address” will be automatically setup.
66IPv6Set this parameter to “On” when using
the machine for IPv6.
z For details about setting IPv6, refer to
Embedded Web Server in the
Document Management System (For
Embedded Web Launcher, and Web
Server) on the provided CD-ROM.
®
PostScript® 3™ ) is
No. 61 to 66
After setting any of these parameters, turn the
machine’s power switch Off, and then On again.
Up to 31 characters
Off, OnOff
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Key Operator
No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
Standard
Chapter 2 General Settings
Setting
60 - 7970Auto Tone AdjustIf the colored image tone has deviated, set
the automatic tone adjustment.
<Procedure>
1. Execute this mode to print the calibration
sheet.
2. Place the calibration sheet on the platen,
and execute this mode again.
71Tone Adjust ResetIf “70 Auto Tone Adjust” has made the
original image tone indistinguishable,
execute this mode to reset the machine to
the original factory default setting.
73Administrator
Name
74Authentication
Method
75User
Authentication
76ID TimeoutWhen “75 User Authentication” is set to
When “75 User Authentication” is set to
“On”, and a Local Machine is selected as
domain, set administrator’s name and,
password for authentication.
When “75 User Authentication” is set to
“On”, set the authentication method.
Set whether to use User Authentication,
and then select for which functions.
“On”, set at what phase the machine will
require the authentication.
Stop, StartStop
Stop, StartStop
Up to 40 characters
NTLM, Clr TextNTLM
Copy, Fax, Print,
Scan
(Off, On)
Auto Rst, EveryJobAuto Rst
77Logon AttemptsWhen “75 User Authentication” is set to
User Auth. Domain
78
79Lockout TimeWhen “75 User Authentication” is set to
80 - 8985Key Operator
Password
86HD Drive Lock
Settings
0 to 90
“On”, set the number of permitted logon
attempts. (Set “0” for unlimited attempts.)
When “75 User Authentication” is set to
“On”, set the domain for authentication.
The default Port Number is changed by the
SSL setting.
“On”, set the lockout time.
If you failed to logon during specified times,
you cannot logon again during the lockout
time.
Set the 8-digit key operator password.Up to 8 characters
Set the 32-digit HD Drive Lock password.
z When the Set Drive Lock is selected.
The machine requires rebooting, and the
“Change Lock Password”, and “Release
Drive Lock Password” tasks must be
carried out.
No. 00 to 09
“SSL”
Off:389
On:636
1 to 60 min.5 min.
Set Hard Drive LockSet Hard
Drive Lock
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Example : Dept. Counter Mode
Chapter 2 General Settings
Registering passwords (department codes) of departments using the Dept. Counter Mode allows you
to manage the copy, print, and scan counts by department. Up to 1000 departments can be managed.
Let’s take a look at how to register/change passwords (department codes), clear the total counter, print
a departmental list or report such as a departmental counter list, and change a departmental limit of
copy count.
z To use the Dept. Counter Mode, a special service setting is required. Contact your authorized Panasonic
dealer.
z When the departmental counter function is enabled, the password (department code) entry screen appears on
the touch panel display. If you do not enter the password (department code), you cannot use the Copy, Fax,
Scan and Print function.
1
Press the Function key.
z The password (department code) entry
screen appears on the touch panel display.
Press the Function key on the Control
Panel without entering any code.
3
Select “5-9”.
2
Select “General Settings”.
4
Select “09 Key Operator Mode”.
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5
Enter the password (8-digit), and then
press “OK”.
6
Select “20-39”.
For the subsequent steps, refer to the relevant
section.
Chapter 2 General Settings
Registering/Changing the Password
(Department Code)
You can register/change the password
(department code) of each department.
Refer to Registering/Changing the Password (Department Code) (see page
22).
Clearing the Total Counter
You can clear the total departmental counter.
Refer to Clearing the Total Counter (see
page 23).
Printing a Departmental List or Report
You can print a departmental counter list, a
user settings list, or a management settings
list by user.
Refer to Printing a Departmental List or Report (see page 24).
7
Select “21 Dept. Counter Mode”.
The Dept. Counter Mode screen appears.
Changing the Departmental Count
You can change the departmental counter.
Refer to Changing the Departmental Counter (see page 24).
Changing the Departmental Limit
You can change the departmental limit.
Refer to Changing the Maximum Prints (see
page 26).
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Registering/Changing the Password (Department Code)
Chapter 2 General Settings
1
Select “Identification Code”.
2
Select the department number subject
to password (department code)
registration/change, and then press
“Input”.
4
Enter the department name (up to 25
characters), and then select “OK”.
5
Select “OK”.
3
Enter the department code (up to 8digit), and then select “OK”.
6
Select “Close”.
z After setting up the function(s), press the
Reset key to return the machine to the initial
screen of the current active mode.
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Clearing the Total Counter
1
If the total counter is not displayed,
select “Total Counter”.
2
Select “Clear”.
5
Select “Close”.
z After setting up the function(s), press the
Reset key to return the machine to the initial
screen of the current active mode.
Chapter 2 General Settings
3
Select “Yes” to clear the counter.
4
Select “OK”.
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Printing a Departmental List or Report
Changing the Departmental Counter
Chapter 2 General Settings
1
Select “Print List”.
2
Select the list or report you want to
print, and then select “OK”.
1
Select “Departmental Counter”.
2
Select the department number subject
to departmental count change, and
then select “Input”.
z Printing of the selected list or report starts.
3
When printing is completed, select
“OK”.
4
Select “Close”.
3
Select the count you want to change.
4
Select the color you want to change.
24
z If you selected “Scanner Count” in step 3,
the color selection screen is not displayed.
z After setting up the function(s), press the
Reset key to return the machine to the initial
screen of the current active mode.
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5
Select “Input”, input a count (up to 7
digits) from the keypad, and then
select “OK”.
6
Select “Close”.
9
Select “Close”.
z After setting up the function(s), press the
Reset key to return the machine to the initial
screen of the current active mode.
Chapter 2 General Settings
7
Select “Close”.
8
Select “OK”.
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Changing the Maximum Prints
Chapter 2 General Settings
1
Select “Maximum Prints”.
2
Select the department number subject
to departmental limit change, and then
select “Input”.
z If you input “9999999”, the copy count limit
becomes infinite.
z If the set limit is exceeded, the machine
stops automatically.
5
Select “Close”.
6
Select “OK”.
3
Select the count limit you want to
change.
4
Select “Input”, input a new limit (up to
7 digits) from the keypad, and then
select “OK”.
7
Select “Close”.
z After setting up the function(s), press the
Reset key to return the machine to the initial
screen of the current active mode.
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Memo
Chapter 2 General Settings
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Example : Departmental Counter
Chapter 2 General Settings
When the Dept. Counter Mode is selected, you can display your selected departmental counter.
z To use the Dept. Counter Mode, a special service setting is necessary. Contact your authorized Panasonic
dealer.
z
For instruction on how to set departmental counters, refer to
z When the departmental counter function is enabled, the password (department code) entry screen appears on
the touch panel display. If you do not enter the password (department code), you cannot use the Copy, Fax,
Scan and Print function.
1
Enter the password (department code)
of the department subject to count
display, and then select “OK”.
Example : Dept. Counter Mode (see page 20)
4
Select “04 Departmental Counter”.
.
2
Press the Function key.
3
Select “General Settings”.
5
Select the counter you want to display.
z The total departmental counter is displayed
on the button. You cannot select this button.
6
After displaying the counter or copy
limit, select “Close”.
28
z After setting up the function(s), press the
Reset key to return the machine to the initial
screen of the current active mode.
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Example : Date Time Setting
Chapter 2 General Settings
z The clock of your machine is equipped with D.S.T. (Daylight Saving Time) system. So, your clock will
automatically set the time forward from 2:00 AM to 3:00 AM on the first Sunday of April or on the 2nd Sunday of
March. At the end of the Daylight Saving Time (on the last Sunday of October or 1st Sunday of November), the
clock will set the time back from 2:00 AM to 1:00 AM. For setting the Daylight Time, refer to “24 Daylight Time”
in General Settings (see page 14).
z On occasion, the clock may need adjustment. (Lunar inequality : ±1 minute)
1
Press the Function key.
2
Select “General Settings”.
5
Enter the password (8-digit), and then
select “OK”.
3
Select “5-9”.
4
Select “09 Key Operator Mode”.
z For details on how to set the password,
consult with the key operator
6
Select “20-39”.
7
Select “22 Date Time Setting”.
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8
Select “Input”, and then enter the
Date and Time.
Ex:August/1st/2006 00:00
9
Select “OK”.
Chapter 2 General Settings
10
Select “Close”.
z After setting up the function(s), press the
Reset key to return the machine to the initial
screen of the current active mode.
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Chapter 3 Copier Settings
Chapter 3
Copier Settings
In Copier User Mode, the following items can be changed.
Copier User
No.ParameterCommentsSelective ItemStandard
Copier Settings
Setting
0 - 400Margin Value
Default
01Edge Value
Default
02Book Value
Default
03Margin Reduction
Def.
Set the default margin.5 mm, 10 mm, 15
mm, 20 mm
Set the default edge.5 mm, 10 mm, 15
mm, 20 mm
Set the default book.15 mm, 20 mm, 25
mm, 30 mm
To copy with the binding margin, set
whether to reduce the copy image.
No, YesNo
•No
The copy image is not reduced.
When copying with wide margin, a part of the image may not be
copied.
10 mm
5 mm
20 mm
042-Sided Mode
Default
5 - 905N in 1 Default
Mode
•Yes
The copy image is reduced according to the binding margin.
Set the default 2-sided Mode.
No: Single-sided copy
1 to 2 : 1 -> 2 Copy
2 to 2 : 2 -> 2 Copy
B to 2 : Book -> 2 Copy
Set the default N in 1 Mode.2 in 1, 4 in 1, 6 in 12 in 1
No, 1 to 2, 2 to 2,
B to 2
No
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Copier User
No.ParameterCommentsSelective ItemStandard
Chapter 3 Copier Settings
Setting
5 - 906Reduce N in 1 for
Space
07Booklet Default
Mag.
For N in 1 Copy, set whether to leave a
margin between copy images.
•No
No margin is inserted.
•Yes
A margin is inserted.
Margin
For Booklet Copy, set whether to reduce
the copy image and add a center margin.
• 100%
8.5 x 11 sized originals are copied onto
11 x 17 sized paper without
reduction.
11x1 7
No, YesNo
100%, ReduceReduce
8.5x118.5x11
• Reduce
8.5 x 11 sized originals are reduced to
5.5 x 8.5 in size and copied onto 8.5 x 11
sized paper.
8.5x11
5.5x8.55.5x8.5
Margin
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Chapter 3 Copier Settings
Copier User
No.ParameterCommentsSelective ItemStandard
Setting
5 - 908Digital Skyshot
Mode
09Manual Skyshot
Mode
Enable or disable Digital Skyshot Mode.
•No
Digital Skyshot Mode is disabled.
•Normal
Skyshots are used with standard quality.
• Quality
Skyshots are used with better quality
than in “Normal”.
z Refer to Example : Digital Skyshot
Mode (see page 40).
Enable or disable Manual Skyshot Mode.
•Off
Manual Skyshot Mode is disabled.
•M1,On
The image is copied in pre-registered M1
size.
(Standard setting : 70x160mm)
•M2,On
The image is copied in pre-registered M2
size.
(Standard setting : 95x220mm)
•M1,M2,On
Copied in pre-registered M1 or M2 size.
No, Normal, QualityNormal
Off,
M1,On,
M2,On,
M1,M2,On
Off
10 - 1410G-Cl. Detect
Mode
11Sort Priority ADFSelects the sort priority when using the
12Sort Priority GlassSelects the sort priority when using the
13Stamping Default
Mode
14Page Numbering
Style
z Refer to Example : Manual Skyshot
Mode (see page 41).
Set the ground color detection mode.Tip, AreaTip
None, Sort, Shift,
ADF.
z Shift, Staple, Group
When the optional paper Transport Unit
is outer, this setting is available.
Platen.
z Shift, Staple, Group
When the optional paper Transport Unit
is outer, this setting is available.
Set the default Stamping Mode.Page, Date, Issue,
Set the page numbering style.-n-,
Staple, Group
None, Sort, Shift,
Staple, Group
Tex t
n/m
Sort
None
Page
-n-
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Copier User
No.ParameterCommentsSelective ItemStandard
Chapter 3 Copier Settings
Setting
15 - 1915Img. Repeat
Dotted Line
16Staple Position
Setting
Set whether to print perforations between
copy images in image repeat copying.
None, PrintPrint
• None
Perforations are not printed.
•Print
Perforations are printed.
Perforations
Set the default stapling position.Upper R, Upper L,
L Center, U Center,
R Center
(R: Right, L: Left,
U: Upper)
Upper L
17Hole Punch
Default
18Double ExposureSet the default double exposure.Off, OnOn
20 - 2420Add User ColorSet the ratio of cyan, magenta, and yellow
21Modify User ColorModify a registered color.
22Delete User ColorDelete a registered color.
24Key Operator
Mode
Set the default punch.Off, OnOff
and register the mixed color.
Enter the Key Operator password to display
the Key Operator Mode (see page 36).
00000000
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Key Operator
No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
Standard
Setting
0 - 900Print Copier SettingsPrint a Copier Settings list.
To cancel printing the copier
setting list, press “Stop” and “OK”.
While processing the cancellation,
panel operation is denied, and an
error beep is produced.
The feeding paper(s) will be
ejected before completing the
above cancellation operation.
If setting a parameter, an asterisk
mark (*) will be added before the
parameter number.
01Paper Size PrioritySet the paper size priority.
02Original Mode DefaultSet the default Original Type of
set the level of toner saving
when the Original Type is “Text”.
37Mono Toner Save (T/P)In monochrome mode,
set the level of toner saving
when the Original Type is “Text/Photo”.
38Mono Toner Save (P)In monochrome mode,
set the level of toner saving
when the Original Type is
“Photo”.
39Mono Toner Save (Other)In monochrome mode,
set the level of toner saving
when the Original Type is “Other Type s”.
40 - 4440Copy CustomizeSet whether to indicate the More
Menus functions individually.
41RSV. a Job Setting ClrThe copy Job Setting of
reservation is clear.
No. 32 to 39
After setting any of these parameters, turn the
machine’s power switch Off,
None, Level 1, Level
2, Level 3, Level 4,
Level 5
None, Level 1, Level
2, Level 3, Level 4,
Level 5
None, Level 1, Level
2, Level 3, Level 4,
Level 5
None, Level 1, Level
2, Level 3, Level 4,
Level 5
No, YesYes
and then On again.
None
None
None
None
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Chapter 3 Copier Settings
Example : Digital Skyshot Mode
Digital Skyshot Mode allows copying an original without generating dark borders even if the platen
cover is opened.
z When copying in “Quality” mode combined with “N in 1” or “2 Page”, the Quality mode will be changed to
“Normal” mode automatically.
1
Press the Function key.
2
Select “Copier Settings”.
5
Select the desired item, and then
select “OK”.
3
Select “5-9”.
4
Select “08 Digital Skyshot Mode”.
NoDigital Skyshot Mode is
OFF.
NormalFor standard quality.
QualityFor better quality than
“Normal”.
6
Select “Close”.
z After setting up the function(s), press the
Reset key to return the machine to the initial
screen of the current active mode.
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Example : Manual Skyshot Mode
In Manual Skyshot Mode, the scanning area (size) is pre-registered into memory (M1 and M2) in
advance.This mode also allows copying an original without generating dark borders even if the platen
cover is opened.
z An incorrect exposure may occur when there is a black line at the edge of the original.
z Sort function (Sort, Shift-Sort, Rotate-Sort, Staple-Sort) is not available in Manual Skyshot Mode.
1
Press the Function key.
2
Select “Copier Settings”.
5
Select the desired item, and then
select “OK”.
Chapter 3 Copier Settings
3
Select “5-9”.
4
Select “09 Manual Skyshot Mode”.
“Off”
“M1, On”
“M2, On”
“M1, M2, On”
z For changing M1/M2 size, refer to “M1,
Size” or “M2, Size” (see page 37).
6
Select “Close”.
z After setting up the function(s), press the
Reset key to return the machine to the initial
screen of the current active mode.
Manual Skyshot Mode is OFF.
Copied in M1 size.
Copied in M2 size.
Copied in pre-registered size
(M1 or M2).
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Chapter 4
Fax/Email Settings
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
In Fax/Email Settings Mode, the following items can be changed.
For registration of the Address Book or Program Keys, refer to Program Destinations/Program Keys
in the Operating Instructions (For Facsimile and Internet Fax) on the provided CD-ROM.
Fax/Email Settings
Fax/Email Settings
No.
0 - 400Address BookTo open the Address Book setting screen.
01Program KeysTo open the Program Keys setting screen.
04Key Operator ModeTo open the User Parameter or Fax Parameter mode.
ParameterComments
z Enter the Key Operator password to display the Key Operator Mode.
Address Book
No.
0 - 400Print Address Book ListRefer to Address Book in the Operating Instructions (For Facsimile and
01Add Telephone Number
02Add Email Address
03Modify Station
04Delete Station
ParameterComments
Internet Fax) on the provided CD-ROM.
Program Keys
No.
0 - 400Print Program ListRefer to Program Keys in the Operating Instructions (For Facsimile and
01Group Dial
02Program Dial
03Modify Group Dial
04Delete Program/GRP
5 - 905Manual POP RCV
ParameterComments
Internet Fax) on the provided CD-ROM.
Key Operator Mode
No.
0 - 400User ParametersRefer to User Parameters (see page 43).
01Fax ParametersRefer to Fax Parameters (see page 46).
ParameterComments
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z For user parameter settings, refer to Facsimile Settings (Option) in the Operating Instructions (For Setting
Up) of provided booklet.
z Network Configuration should be setup by the System Administrator.
User Parameters
No.ParameterCommentsSelective
Item
0 - 900Print User Parameter ListPrint a User Parameter List.Stop, StartStart
01LogoSet the Logo.
Ex: Panasonic
02Character IDSet the Character ID.
Ex: HEAD OFFICE
03ID No.Set the Numeric ID.
Ex: 555 1212
04Time Zone
05Email AddressSet the Email Address of the machine.Up to 60
Set the current Time by selecting “” or
“”.
Up to 25
characters
Up to 16
characters
Up to 20
digits
characters
Standard
Setting
GMT-5
Eastern
US&CN
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
06SMTP Server NameWhen “29 DNS Server Address” in General
Settings is set to “Yes”, set the SMTP Server
Name.
07SMTP Server IPWhen “29 DNS Server Address” in General
Settings is set to “No”, set the SMTP IP
Address.
08SMTP AUTH NameWhen “170 SMTP Authentication” in Fax
Parameters is set to “Vali d”, set the name of
SMTP authentication.
09SMTP AUTH PasswordWhen “170 SMTP Authentication” in Fax
Parameters is set to “Valid”, set the
password for SMTP authentication.
10 - 1910POP Server NameWhen “29 DNS Server Address” in General
Settings is set to “Yes”, set the POP Server
Name.
11POP Server IPWhen “29 DNS Server Address” in General
Settings is set to “No”, set the POP Server
IP Address.
12POP User NameSet the POP User Name.Up to 40
Up to 60
characters
3 digits x 4
Up to 40
characters
Up to 10
characters
Up to 60
characters
3 digits x 4
characters
13POP PasswordSet the POP Password.Up to 10
characters
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Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
No.ParameterCommentsSelective
Item
Standard
Setting
10 - 1915LDAP Server NameWhen “29 DNS Server Address” in General
Settings is set to “Yes”, set the LDAPServer
Name.
The default Port Number is changed by
setting SSL.
z Refer to Example : LDAP Server (see
page 62).
16LDAP Server IPWhen “29 DNS Server Address” in General
Settings is set to “No”, set the LDAP Server
IP Address.
The default Port Number is changed by
setting SSL.
z Refer to Example : LDAP Server (see
page 62).
17LDAP User NameSet the LDAP User Name.
z Refer to Example : LDAP Server (see
page 62).
18LDAP PasswordSet the LDAP Password.
z Refer to Example : LDAP Server (see
page 62).
19LDAP Search BaseSet the LDAP database to search.
z Refer to Example : LDAP Server (see
page 62).
Up to 60
characters
“SSL”
Off:389
On:636
3 digits x 4
“SSL”
Off:389
On:636
Up to 40
characters
Up to 10
characters
Up to 60
characters
20 - 2921Default SubjectSet the information added to the Subject
Line for all outgoing Emails.
22Default DomainSet the Domain Name added to frequently
used or incomplete outgoing Email
Addresses.
Ex: panasonic.com
25Selectable Domain (01)Set Domain Names to display on the domain
list. Up to 10 domain names can be set.
26Selectable Domain (02)
27Selectable Domain (03)
28Selectable Domain (04)
29Selectable Domain (05)
30 - 3930Selectable Domain (06)
31Selectable Domain (07)
32Selectable Domain (08)
33Selectable Domain (09)
34Selectable Domain (10)
After entering the part of the Email Address
preceding at mark “@”, select the desired
domain name.
Up to 40
characters
Up to 50
characters
Up to 30
characters
44
35Remote PasswordSet the password for the remote registration
of the internet parameters, address book
and the acquisition of a communication
management report via Email.
Up to 10
characters
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User Parameters
No.ParameterCommentsSelective
Item
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
Standard
Setting
30 - 3936Relay XMT PasswordSet the LAN relay password to provide
network security to your Relay Station.
z Refer to Example : Relay Station (LAN
Relay) (see page 76).
37Manager’s Email AddrSet the Department Manager’s Email
Address for notification of all Internet
relayed transmissions for supervision and
cost control purposes.
z Refer to Example : Relay Station (LAN
Relay) (see page 76).
39Fax Server Mail AddressInput/Change the Email Address for
RightFax Server. Initial setting can be done
at Fax Parameter No.132.
is set to “Valid”, set the Domain Names that
are authorized to access your Internet Fax
for Relayed Transmission Request.
Up to 10 Domain Names can be set.
z Refer to Example : Relay Station (LAN
Relay) (see page 76).
Up to 10
characters
Up to 60
characters
Up to 30
characters
45Relay Domain (06)
46Relay Domain (07)
47Relay Domain (08)
48Relay Domain (09)
49Relay Domain (10)
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Fax Parameters
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
Standard
Setting
0 - 3900Print FaxParameterListPrint a fax parameter list.
To cancel printing the fax
parameter list, press “Stop” and
“OK”.
While processing the
cancellation, panel operation is
denied, and an error beep is
produced.
The feeding paper(s) will be
ejected before completing the
above cancellation operation.
If setting a parameter, an
asterisk mark (*) will be added
before the parameter number.
01Density (HOME)Set the default density according
to the most-used original.
02Resolution (HOME)Set the default resolution
according to the most-used
original.
z When installing the optional
Email / Fax, the standard
setting can be changed.
Stop, StartSta rt
-3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 30
STD, Fine, S-FineFine
03Original (HOME)Set the default of original type
according to the most-used
original.
04Stamp (HOME)When set to “On”, all
successfully transmitted
originals are stamped (Memory
or Direct transmission).
In order Not to stamp the
Memory transmitted originals,
set “28 Stamp At Memory XMT”
to “Invalid”.
05Memory (HOME)Set the default for memory
transmission.
When set to “Off”, originals are
transmitted directly without
storing into memory first.
06Dialing MethodSelect a dialing method
according to your telephone line.
Te xt ,
Txt/Pht (Text/Photo),
Photo
Off, OnOff
Off, On On
Tone, PulseTone
Tex t
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No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
Standard
Setting
0 - 3907Header PrintSelect the printing position of
sender’s information (Header)
on the received original.
• Outside
If there is no margin (about 10
mm from the edge) to print
the sender’s information, the
received image may be
reduced in size.
•Inside
Part of the received image
(about 10 mm from the edge)
may be missing because it is
overwritten with the sender’s
information print.
•No Print
Sender’s information is not
printed.
08Header FormatSelect what contents to use for
the sender’s information.
09RCV’D Time PrintSelect whether the machine
prints the received date & time.
When set to “Valid”, the
reception time is printed.
Inside, Outside,
No Print
Logo, ID
From To
Invalid, ValidInvalid
Inside
Logo, ID
12Comm. Journal (HOME)Select the printing attributes for
the communication journal.
•Off
Communication journal is not
printed.
• Always
Prints whether
communication has
succeeded or failed.
• Inc Only
Prints only when
communication has failed.
13Auto Print JRNL
• Invalid
Communication journal is not
automatically printed. If
required, view the
communication journal on the
touch panel display, or print it
manually.
• Valid
The machine prints the
journal automatically after
every 200 transactions.
z Refer to Transaction Journal
in the Operating Instructions
(For Facsimile and Internet
Fax) on the provided CD-ROM.
Off, Always, Inc OnlyInc Only
Invalid, ValidValid
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No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
Standard
Setting
0 - 3914File Accept ReportSet whether to print an
acceptance report when
memory transmission is
accepted.
The report states the number of
accepted originals and the
destination.
17Receive ModeSelect a fax reception method.
• Manual
Select manual reception.
•Auto
Select automatic reception.
For the fax reception methods,
refer to Receiving Documents
in the Operating Instructions
(For Facsimile and Internet Fax)
on the provided CD-ROM.
22Substitute RCVEnable or disable substitute
memory reception.
This function allows storing the
received originals into memory if
printing is not possible due to no
recording paper, ran out of toner,
or paper jam occurred.
Invalid, ValidInvalid
Manual, AutoAuto
Invalid, ValidValid
24Print ReductionSet the reduction method for
received original.
• Fixed
Reduce received original
according to the setting of “25
Reduction Ratio”.
•Auto
Reduce received original
according to their length.
original.
z For the reduction methods,
refer to Print Reduction in the
Operating Instructions (For
Facsimile and Internet Fax) on
the provided CD-ROM.
25Reduction RatioSet the received original
reduction ratio when “24 Print Reduction” is “Fixed”.
z For the reduction ratio setting
method, refer to Print
Reduction in the Operating
Instructions (For Facsimile
and Internet Fax) on the
provided CD-ROM.
Fixed, AutoAuto
70 to 100100
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26Polling PasswordSet the 4-digit password for
polling.
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No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
Standard
Setting
0 - 3927Polled File SaveSet whether to delete an original
from memory after the polling
transmission.
• Invalid
After polling transmission, the
original is deleted from
memory.
• Valid
Even after polling
transmission, the original is
kept in memory.
28Stamp at Memory XMTSet whether to stamp the
originals when storing them into
memory.
• Invalid
Originals are not stamped.
• Valid
Originals are stamped.
(Depending on the Stamp
setting on the Control Panel)
31Incomplete File SaveSet whether the machine retains
the document in memory if the
document is not successfully
transmitted.
• Invalid
A failed file is not saved.
• Valid
A failed file is saved and
retransmitted as required.
z For details about
retransmission, refer to
Resending an Incomplete
Document in the Operating
Instructions (For Facsimile
and Internet Fax) on the
provided CD-ROM.
Invalid, ValidInvalid
Invalid, ValidValid
Invalid, ValidInvalid
33XMT ReductionEnable or disable reduced
transmission.
• Invalid
No original is reduced for
transmission.
• Valid
When the transmitting original
is wider than the recording
paper used at the receiving
machine, the machine
performs reduction.
Invalid, ValidValid
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No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
0 - 3937Receive to MemorySet the 4-digit password for
printing a memory-received
original.
z If “Receive to Memory” in
“More Menus” is “ON”, this
setting can not be selected.
z Refer to Example : Receive
to Memory (see page 68).
Standard
Setting
39PIN Code AccessWhen the machine is connected
to PBX and Personal
Identification Number (PIN)
Code is required, select the
access method (Prefix or Suffix)
to dial a number with PIN Code.
• None
No PIN code is added.
• Suffix
A PIN code is added as a
suffix code.
•Prefix
A PIN code is added as a
prefix code.
z Refer to Getting an Outside
Line Using PIN Code
Access in the Operating
Instructions (For Facsimile
and Internet Fax) on the
provided CD-ROM.
40 - 7942Conf. File SaveSet whether to save an original
in memory after the confidential
transmission.
• Invalid
After confidential
transmission, the original is
deleted from memory.
• Valid
Even after confidential
transmission, the original is
kept in memory.
None, Suffix, PrefixNone
Invalid, ValidInvalid
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43Password-TransmitRegister the 4-digit password
first.
Set whether the machine
performs and checks the
Password of the receiving
station when transmitting.
z Refer to Example :
Password-Transmit /
Password-Receive (see
page 70).
Off, OnOff
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No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
Standard
Setting
40 - 7944Password-ReceiveRegister the 4-digit password
first.
Set whether the machine
performs and checks the
password of the transmitting
station when receiving.
z Refer to Example :
Password-Transmit /
Password-Receive (see
page 70).
46Select ReceiveEnable or disable selective
reception.
When “Valid” is set, the machine
will receive only when the
sender’s address has been
programmed in address book.
z Refer to Example : Select
Receive (see page 72).
52Diagnostic PasswordSet the diagnostic password.z Consult with the authorized
53Sub-Address PasswordSet the sub-address password.Up to 20 digits
Off, OnOff
Invalid, ValidInvalid
Panasonic dealer on how to use
this item.
54Fax ForwardSet whether the machine
performs Fax Forwarding to the
specified destination.
56Cover Sheet (HOME)Set the default cover sheet.
When “
Cover Sheet
Cover Sheet Message
and “
On
set to “
z 60 Characters can be
z Printing Area
68Dial Tone CheckSet whether to detect dial tone
before dialing the telephone
number.
77Department CodeEnable or disable the
department management
function.
”, enter characters.
programmed for 1 line, and up
to 600 characters can be
printed on the cover sheet.
60 characters / line
Max. 10 lines
(Dot line will not be printed.)
” is set to “On”,
” is
Invalid, ValidInvalid
Off, OnOff
Off, OnOn
Invalid, ValidInvalid
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No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
Standard
Setting
40 - 7978Rotation XMTEnable or disable the
transmission rotation function.
• Invalid
An A4/Letter sized portrait original is transmitted as it
is. The received original will be reduced or printed on
A3 sized paper.
The original is set as (), the image is rotated by
90 and then transmitted as ().
Letter or
A4 Original
• Valid
A4/Letter sized portrait original is rotated and
transmitted as an A4-size landscape original.
z For details about rotational transmission, refer to
Rotated Transmission in the Operating Instructions
(For Facsimile and Internet Fax) on the provided CDROM.
80 - 119
82Quick Memory XMTEnable or disable the quick
memory transmission function.
• Invalid
Transmission starts after all
originals are scanned.
• Valid
Transmission starts when the first
page has been scanned from the
ADF into memory. If there is
more than one destination,
however, quick memory
transmission will not work.
z For details about quick
memory transmission, refer to
Transmitting a Document
Stored in Memory in the
Operating Instructions (For
Facsimile and Internet Fax) on
the provided CD-ROM.
Invalid, ValidValid
Sends with
70% Reduction
Invalid, ValidValid
Receiving
Stati on
Letter or
A4 Paper
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86Ringer VolumeSet the ringer volume.
Setting it to “Off” puts the ringer
on mute
89List Output TraySelect an output tray for a
printed list.
z Outer is available when the
optional Paper Transport Unit
is installed.
Off, Soft, Medium,
Loud
Inner, OuterInner
Soft
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No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
Standard
Setting
80 - 119
95Duplex PrintEnable or disable the duplex
printing of a received original.
z For details about the duplex
printing of a received original,
refer to Print Reduction in the
Operating Instructions (For
Facsimile and Internet Fax) on
the provided CD-ROM.
97Special Tray
99Memory SizeDisplay the status of optional
118Fax Function DetectEnable the machine to switch
Select a Special Tray that will not be
used for printing received faxes
(Tray 1 - 4). One Tray must always
be available for receiving Faxes.
z
You can specify one Tray (1 - 4) for
each selection No.1, 2 and/or 3.
Ex:
Exclude Tray 1 if color paper
is loaded on Tray 1.
memory card.
(Base Memory + Optional Memory)
automatically to Fax Mode by
detecting fax number input on
the copy screen.
Set the number of digits to
interpret it as a fax number.
132Via Fax ServerSet for RightFax function.Invalid, ValidInvalid
133Job Build and SADF ModeSet “Yes” to use the Job Build
and SADF function.
z This function is only available
when “05 Memory (HOME)” in
Fax/Email Settings >Fax
Parameters is set to On.
z Function Parameters (Fax/
Email Settings>Fax
Parameters) “82 Quick Memory XMT” is not available
for this function.
z Up to 255 pages can be
stored. When the number of
pages exceeds 255, the
memory becomes full.
140LAN RLY XMT RequestEnable or disable the LAN relay
transmission request function.
z Refer to Example : Initial
Sending Station (LAN Relay)
(see page 74).
141LAN XMT ReduceEnable or disable reduced
transmission when transmitting
a large sized original via Internet
Fax.
When set to “Valid”, a B4/
Ledger sized original is reduced
and transmitted as A4/Letter
sized paper.
z Refer to Emailing a Ledger-
Sized Document in the
Operating Instructions (For
Facsimile and Internet Fax) on
the provided CD-ROM.
No, YesNo
Invalid, ValidInvalid
Invalid, ValidInvalid
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142Relay XMTEnable or disable the LAN
relayed transmission function.
z Refer to Example : Relay
Station (LAN Relay) (see
page 76).
143Relay XMT Report
Select the printing attributes for a
LAN relayed transmission report.
•Off
Don’t send.
• Always
Always send.
• Inc Only
Send only if communication
has failed.
z Refer to Example : Relay
Station (LAN Relay) (see
page 76).
Invalid, ValidValid
Off, Always, Inc OnlyAlways
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No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
Standard
Setting
120 - 159
144Email Character SetSet the language when sending /
receiving Email.
145Sender SelectionSet whether to select a pre-
programmed sender’s name and
Email address before each
transmission.
• Invalid
Sender’s information can not
be selected. The Email
address of the machine is
used as sender’s address.
• Valid
Up to 25 user’s names (up to
25 characters) and addresses
(up to 60 digits) can be
selected.
z For details about the From
field, refer to Using Cc, Bcc
and From in the Operating
Instructions (For Facsimile
and Internet Fax) on the
provided CD-ROM.
146POP TimerSet the time interval for the
machine to check Email on the
POP Server.
z For details about POP
reception, refer to Receiving
an Email in the Operating
Instructions (For Facsimile
and Internet Fax) on the
provided CD-ROM.
Japanese, EnglishEnglish
Invalid, ValidInvalid
0 - 60 (min.)3 (min.)
147Auto POP ReceiveSet whether to retrieve Email
automatically from the POP
Server.
z For details about POP
reception, refer to Receiving
an Email in the Operating
Instructions (For Facsimile
and Internet Fax) on the
provided CD-ROM.
Invalid, ValidValid
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No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
Standard
Setting
120 - 159
148Del POP Receive MailSet whether the Email will be
deleted automatically after
retrieval from the POP Server.
• Invalid
Even after reception from the
POP Server, the Email is kept
in the POP Server.
• Valid
After reception from the POP
Server, the Email is deleted
from the POP Server.
z For details about POP
reception, refer to Receiving
an Email in the Operating
Instructions (For Facsimile
and Internet Fax) on the
provided CD-ROM.
149Del POP Error MailSelect whether to delete the
Email that includes an
incompatible file attachment
from the POP Server.
• Invalid
Non-receivable Email is
saved in POP Server.
• Valid
Non-receivable Email is
deleted from the POP Server.
z For details about POP
reception, refer to Receiving
an Email in the Operating
Instructions (For Facsimile
and Internet Fax) on the
provided CD-ROM.
Invalid, ValidValid
Invalid, ValidInvalid
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150IFax Return ReceiptSet whether to send a return
receipt when receiving from
another Internet Fax.
151Email Header FMT
Set the header information to print
when an Email is received.
(Normally used for
Troubleshooting. It shows the
path of the Email transmission
before arriving at your machine.)
•All
All the header contents are
printed.
• S/F/T
Only Subject, From, and To
are printed.
•Off
The header contents are not
printed.
Invalid, ValidValid
All,
S/F/T,
Off
S/F/T
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No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
Standard
Setting
120 - 159
152Sub-Addr RoutingSet whether to automatically
route a received fax or Email
using sub-address.
Set “Valid” for routing.
153TSI Routing Set whether to route a received
fax to a telephone number or an
Email address pre-programmed
in the Address Book using the
originating fax’s Numeric ID.
154Route Header FMTSet the contents of the “From”
field when transferring Email to a
computer or internet fax on the
network by routing.
•Origi
Sender information is printed.
• Rly Stn
Relay station information is
printed.
155Print Routed DocSet whether to print a received
original designated to be routed.
• Inc Only
An original is printed only
when the routing operation
has failed.
• Always
An original is printed whether
the routing operation has
succeeded or failed.
Invalid, ValidInvalid
Invalid, ValidInvalid
Origi, Rly StnOrigi
Inc Only, AlwaysInc Only
156Print Forward DocSet whether to print a memory
received original designated for
forwarding.
• Inc Only
An original is printed only
when its memory transfer has
failed.
• Always
An original is printed whether
its memory transfer has
succeeded or failed.
157Transaction JRNLSet whether to transfer a
communication journal to a
registered destination.
Inc Only, AlwaysInc Only
Invalid, ValidInvalid
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Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
Standard
Setting
120 - 159
160 - 184
158PC Remote Update
160Default DomainSet whether the machine
162TIFF Viewer URLSet a language for a URL
Set whether to accept commands from an Email application, to:
(a) Program the Internet Param-
eters
(b) Program the Auto Dialer
(c) Allow retrieval of the Journal
z Consult with the authorized
Panasonic dealer on how to
use this item.
accepts to insert the default
domain when entering the part
of Email address preceding at
mark(@).
Set “Valid ” to add a domain
name automatically to an Email
address whose domain name
was omitted.
address included in the Email
message.
Set “None” to insert no URL
address.
Invalid, ValidInvalid
Invalid, ValidValid
None, English,
Eng+Jpn
English
163Routing HeaderSet whether to add the header
information of the routing
station.
Set “Valid ” to add the header
information of the routing
station.
164IFax XMT HeaderSet whether to include the
header when sending an original
to an address in the same
Domain as specified in the
Default Domain parameter. (This
is useful when using the
machine to scan originals back
to your PC)
z When sending to a Domain
other than as specified in the
Default Domain parameter,
the header will be included
regardless of the selection.
Set “Included” to use Cc or Bcc.
170SMTP AuthenticationIf you transmit to the SMTP
Server, User Name and
Password are used for
authentication. Select “Valid” to
set up the User Name and
Password.
Invalid, ValidInvalid
Included, Not Inc.Included
Invalid, ValidInvalid
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No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
Standard
Setting
160 - 184
171POP before SMTPIf you transmit to the SMTP
Server, POP User Name and
POP Password are used for
authentication.
(For details, consult with the
network manager.)
172Direct IFax XMT
173Delivery NoticeSet whether to request a
174APOP AuthenticationSet whether to encrypt the
Set whether to be prompted during
Phone Book registration if the
station you are programming is to
receive Internet Fax directly without
going through a Mail Server.
Message Disposition Notification
(MDN) for a delivery processing
confirmation indicating that the
transmitted original (Email/
Internet Fax) was read.
This notice can be set at every
transmission. When this notice
is returned from the recipient,
the communication result is
recorded in the communication
journal.
protocol for the POP Password
security when connecting with
the POP Server.
(This setting depends on the
server. Consult with the network
manager.)
Invalid, ValidInvalid
Invalid, ValidInvalid
Off, OnOff
Invalid, ValidInvalid
177XMT File TypeSet the default file format for
Internet Fax / Email
transmission.
z TIFF must be selected when
sending to Internet Fax.
z PDF can be selected only
when sending to computer.
182Send Comm. JNLSelect a communication journal
output method.
•Print
A communication journal is
printed.
•Email
A communication journal is
transmitted by Email.
•Both
A communication journal is
printed and also transmitted
by Email.
TIFF, PDFTIFF
Print, Email, BothPrint
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Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
No.ParameterCommentsSelective Item
Standard
Setting
160 - 184
183Color AttachmentSet the file format for the
scanned original attached to
Email.
z When the optional Network
Scanner is installed.
z This setting can be ignored
when sending to multi-stations
or attaching oversized file in
multi-page setting.
z High Compressed PDF can be
attached as a multi-page file
only.
• Single
Single-page files are attached.
Ex:
Scanning 3 pages:
Three files are attached to separate Email.
Single, MultiSingle
First Email
Second
Email
•Multi
A multi-page file is attached.
Ex:
Scanning 3 pages:
Only one file is attached to single Email.
Third Email
Single Email
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Example : LDAP Server
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
To search an Email Address or a Fax Number on LDAP Server, the following user parameter settings
are required.
LDAP Server NameUser parameter 15: LDAP Server Name
LDAP Server IPUser parameter 16: LDAP Server IP
LDAP User NameUser parameter 17: LDAP User Name
LDAP PasswordUser parameter 18: LDAP Password
LDAP Search BaseUser parameter 19: LDAP Search Base
Set the above items according to the descriptions below.
z For details about LDAP search, refer to Searching for a Destination in the Operating Instructions (For
Facsimile and Internet Fax) on the provided CD-ROM.
z LDAP can be setup in one sequence of procedure at “04 Network Settings” of General Setting Key Operator
Mode. (see page 12)
LDAP Server Name (User parameter 15)
This setting is required only when “29 DNS Server Address” in General Settings is set to “Yes”.
When the setting is “No”, set “16 LDAP Server IP” (see page 64).
1
Press the Function key.
2
Select “Fax/Email Settings”.
3
Select “04 Key Operator Mode”.
4
Enter the password (8-digit), and then
select “OK”.
5
Select “00 User Parameters”.
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6
Select “10-19”.
7
Select .
10
Select “Off” or “On” and then select
“OK”.
11
Enter the Port Number (up to 5 digits),
and then select “OK”.
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8
Select “15 LDAP Server Name”.
9
Enter the LDAP Server Name (up to
60 characters), and then select “OK”.
z Advance to 17 LDAP User Name, 18 LDAP
Password, 19 LDAP Search Base (see
page 66).
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LDAP Server IP (User parameter 16)
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
This setting is required only when “29 DNS Server Address” in General Settings is set to “No”.
When the setting is “Yes” set “15 LDAP Server Name” (see page 62).
1
Press the Function key.
2
Select “Fax/Email Settings”.
5
6
3
Select “04 Key Operator Mode”.
Select “00 User Parameters”.
Select “10-19”.
4
Enter the password (8-digit), and then
select “OK”.
7
Select .
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8
Select “16 LDAP Server IP”.
9
Enter the LDAP Server IP Address (3digit x 4), and then select “OK”.
11
Enter the Port Number (up to 5 digits),
and then select “OK”.
z Advance to “17 LDAP User Name”, “18
LDAP Password”, “19 LDAP Search
Base”.
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10
Select “Off” or “On” and then select
“OK”.
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LDAP User Name
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
LDAP Password
LDAP Search Base
(User parameters 17, 18 and 19)
1
Select “17 LDAP User Name”, “18
LDAP Password”, and “19 LDAP
Search Base”.
2
Enter LDAP User name (up to 40
characters), Password (up to 10
characters) and Search Base (up to 60
characters), and then select “OK”.
(Ex: LDAP Search Base screen)
66
3
Select “Close”.
z After setting up the function(s), press the
Reset key to return the machine to the initial
screen of the current active mode.
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Example : Receive to Memory
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
Receive to Memory secures all received originals by storing them into memory.
To print the original(s) received in memory, the Key Operator must enter the correct password.
The procedure of setting Receive to Memory is described below.
For memory reception, refer to Receive to Memory in the Operating Instructions (For Facsimile and Internet
Fax) on the provided CD-ROM.
1
Press the Function key.
2
Select “Fax/Email Settings”.
5
Select “01 Fax Parameters”.
3
Select “04 Key Operator Mode”.
4
Enter the password (8-digit), and then
select “OK”.
6
Select (7 times).
z Fax Parameters can be directly selected
using a keypad for quick operation. If a
Parameter No. is known, enter the desired
Parameter No. with a keypad, and then
press the Start key.
Ex: In step 6, enter “37” with a keypad, and
press the “Start” key to select “37 Receive to Memory”.
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7
Select “
8
Enter the Identification Code (4-digit),
and then select “OK”.
(Ex: 1234)
37 Receive to Memory
”.
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
z If you have made an input error, select
“Clear” on the screen to delete all
characters at a time.
9
Select “Close”.
z After setting up the function(s), press the
Reset key to return the machine to the initial
screen of the current active mode.
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Example : Password-Transmit / Password-Receive
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
Password-Transmit : Send the original only when the recipient password matches the sender’s
password.
Password-Receive : Receive the original only when the sender’s password matches the recipient
password.
For setting the Password-Transmit / Password-Receive, set “43 Password-Transmit” or “44 Password-Receive” to “On” and follow the procedure described below.
For password-transmit, refer to Password Communication in the Operating Instructions (For Facsimile and
Internet Fax) on the provided CD-ROM.
For password-receive, refer to Convenient Reception Features in the Operating Instructions (For Facsimile and
Internet Fax) on the provided CD-ROM.
1
Press the Function key.
2
Select “Fax/Email Settings”.
4
Enter the password (8-digit), and then
select “OK”.
3
Select “04 Key Operator Mode”.
5
Select “01 Fax Parameters”.
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6
Select “40-79”.
7
Select “43 Password-Transmit” or
“44 Password-Receive”.
9
Select “On”, and then select “OK”.
10
Select “Close”.
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8
Enter the Identification Code (4-digit),
and then select “OK”.
(Ex: Password-Transmit screen,
password: 5678)
z If you have made an input error, select
“Clear” on the screen to delete all
characters at a time.
z After setting up the function(s), press the
Reset key to return the machine to the initial
screen of the current active mode.
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Example : Select Receive
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
Select Receive can prevent the receiving of unnecessary originals (Ex: junk fax, direct mail, etc.).
The procedure of setting Select Receive is described below.
For more details about Select Receive, refer to Convenient Reception Features in the Operating Instructions
(For Facsimile and Internet Fax) on the provided CD-ROM.
1
Press the Function key.
2
Select “Fax/Email Settings”.
5
Select “01 Fax Parameters”.
3
Select “04 Key Operator Mode”.
4
Enter the password (8-digit), and then
select “OK”.
6
Select “40-79”.
z Fax Parameters can be directly selected
using a keypad for quick operation. If a
Parameter No. is known, enter the desired
Parameter No. with a keypad, and then
press the "Start" key.
Ex: In step 6, enter “46” with a keypad, and
press the “Start” key to select “46 Select Receive”.
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7
Select .
8
Select “46 Select Receive”.
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9
Select “Valid”, and then select “OK”.
10
Select “Close”.
z After setting up the function(s), press the
Reset key to return the machine to the initial
screen of the current active mode.
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Example : Initial Sending Station (LAN Relay)
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
The following setting is required for selecting whether the machine performs LAN Relay XMT Request:
Enabling the LAN relay request functionFax parameter 140: LAN RLY XMT Request
Set the above item according to the descriptions.
For more details about Initial Sending Station (LAN Relay), refer to Use the Relay Feature in the Operating
Instructions (For Facsimile and Internet Fax) on the provided CD-ROM.
LAN RLY XMT Request (Fax parameter 140)
Set the LAN relay transmission request function.
1
Press the Function key.
2
Select “Fax/Email Settings”.
4
Enter the password (8-digit), and then
select “OK”.
3
Select “04 Key Operator Mode”.
5
Select “01 Fax Parameters”.
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6
Select “120-159”, and then select
(4 times).
z Fax Parameters can be directly selected
using a keypad for quick operation. If a
Parameter No. is known, enter the desired
Parameter No. with a keypad, and then
press the "Start" key.
Ex: In step 6, enter “140” with a keypad, and
press the “Start” key to select “140 LAN RLY XMT Request”.
7
Select “140 LAN RLY XMT Request”.
9
Select “Close”.
z After setting up the function(s), press the
Reset key to return the machine to the initial
screen of the current active mode.
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8
Select “Valid”, and then select “OK”.
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Example : Relay Station (LAN Relay)
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
To set up your machine as a Relay Station, the following settings are required:
Enabling the LAN Relayed Transmission functionFax parameter 142: Relay XMT
Setting the Communication JournalFax parameter 143: Relay XMT Report
Setting the LAN Relay PasswordUser parameter 36: Relay XMT Password
Setting the manager’s Email AddressUser parameter 37: Manager’s Email Addr
Setting Relay DomainsUser parameters 40 to 49: Relay Domains 01 to 10
Set the above items according to the descriptions.
For more details about Relay Station (Lan Relay), refer to Use the Relay Feature in the Operating Instructions
(For Facsimile and Internet Fax) on the provided CD-ROM.
Relay XMT (Fax parameter 142)
Set the LAN Relay Transmission function.
1
Press the Function key.
2
Select “Fax/Email Settings”.
3
Select “04 Key Operator Mode”.
4
Enter the password (8-digit), and then
select “OK”.
5
Select “01 Fax Parameters”.
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6
Select “120-159”, and then select
(4 times).
z Fax Parameters can be directly selected
using a keypad for quick operation. If a
Parameter No. is known, enter the desired
Parameter No. with a keypad, and then
press the "Start" key.
Ex: In step 6, enter “142” with a keypad, and
press the “Start” key to select “142 Relay XMT”.
7
Select “142 Relay XMT”.
Relay XMT Report (Fax
parameter 143)
Selecting how the Relay XMT Report is sent to
the originator.
1
Select “143 Relay XMT Report”.
2
Select how the Relay XMT Report is
sent, and then select “OK”.
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
8
Select “Valid”, and then select “OK”.
z Advance to Relay XMT Report (Fax
parameter 143) (see page 77), and set the
relay XMT report.
3
Select “Close”.
z Advance to Relay XMT Password (User
parameter 36) (see page 78), and set the
relay transmission password.
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Relay XMT Password (User parameter 36)
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
Enter a Relay XMT Password (up to 10 characters) to be used for protection against unauthorized
(outside) stations from accessing your machine to relay messages to a G3 fax machine via PSTN.
This password should be given out to authorized personnel only.
1
Select “00 User Parameters”.
2
Select “30-39”, and then select .
4
Enter the Password (up to 10
characters), and then select “OK”.
z Advance to Manager’s Email Addr (User
parameter 37) (see page 79), and set the
manager’s Email address.
3
Select “36 Relay XMT Password”.
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Manager’s Email Addr (User parameter 37)
Enter the Department Manager’s Email Address for notification of all Internet relayed transmissions for
supervision and cost control purposes.
1
Select “37 Manager’s Email Addr”.
2
Enter the Email Address (up to 60
characters), and then select “OK”.
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z Advance to Relay Domain 01 to 10 (User
parameters 40 to 49) (see page 80), and
set the Relay Domains.
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Relay Domain 01 to 10 (User parameters 40 to 49)
Chapter 4 Fax/Email Settings
Enter up to 10 Domain Name(s) that have been authorized to access your Internet Fax for Relayed
XMT Request.
1
Select .
2
Select domain names from “40 Relay
Domain (01)” to “49 Relay Domain
(10)”. (Up to 10 domain names)
4
Select “Close”.
z After setting up the function(s), press the
Reset key to return the machine to the initial
screen of the current active mode.
80
z Select to select from “45 Relay Domain
(06)” to “49 Relay Domain (10)”.
3
Enter a LAN relay domain name, and
then select “OK”. (Up to 30
characters)
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Chapter 5
Chapter 5 Scanner Settings
Scanner Settings
In Scanner User Mode, the following items can be changed.
For details about address book registration, refer to Editing the Address Book in the Operating Instructions (For
Scanner and Email) on the provided CD-ROM.
01Original Mode DefaultSet the default of Original Mode.Text, T/P (Text/
02Color Mode DefaultSet the default of Color Mode.Color, Gray, BlackColor
03Density DefaultSet the default density.-3 to +30
04Background RemovalSet the default of Background
Removal.
05Contrast DefaultSet the default contrast.-3 to +30
06Compression Mode (Black)Set the default compression of
black-and-white image.
07Compression Mode (Color)Set the default compression of
full-color image.
08Compression Mode (Gray)Set the default compression of
gray-scale image.
09File Type (Black)Set the default file type of black-
and-white image.
10 - 1910File Type (Color / Gray)Set the default file type of full-
color or gray-scale image.
T/P
Photo), Photo
Off, Level1 to Level6Level: 3
MH, MR, MMR, JBIGMMR
Standard, Speed,
Quality
Standard, Speed,
Quality
TIFF, PDFPDF
JPEG, PDF,
Comp. PDF
Standard
Standard
JPEG
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11Resolution Def. (BK)Set the default resolution of
black-and-white image.
12Resolution Def. (Cl/Gr)Set the default resolution of
color or gray-scale image.
13Job Build and SADF ModeSet the default of Job Build and
SADF.
14Bind Edge 2-Side Orig.Set the default binding position
on 2-sided original.
152-Sided Original Def.When it’s set to “Yes”, Default
setting enables to scan both
sides of the original document.
The button on display panel “2Sided Original” is highlighted.
200dpi, 300dpi,
400dpi, 600dpi
200dpi, 300dpi,
400dpi, 600dpi
No, YesNo
Long, ShortLong
No, YesNo
300dpi
200dpi
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Scanner User
No.ParameterCommentsSelective ItemStandard
Chapter 5 Scanner Settings
Setting
20 - 2920Add New AddressAppend a computer IP Address
to the address book.
21Add New Email AddressAppend an Email Address to the
address book.
23Edit Address BookEdit a computer IP Address in
the address book.
24Edit Address Book: EmailEdit an Email Address in the
address book.
25Delete Address: IPDelete a computer IP Address
from the address book.
26Delete Address: EmailDelete an Email Address from
the address book.
30-3430Edit Image Box NameEdit an image box name.
z When there is data stored in
the image box, the name can
not be changed.
34Key Operator ModeEnter the key operator password
to display the Key Operator
Menu (see page 83).
*1
*2
*1
*3
*1
*3
*3
*1 Parameter No.20, 23, and 25 do
not require setting as the IP address
(for the Scanner) is managed (added
/ edited / deleted) automatically by
the configuration of the
Communication Utility Software on
your computer. Refer to Network Scanner Settings in the Operating
Instructions (For Setting Up) of
provided booklet.
*2 Refer to Scanning / Email
(Option) in the Operating Instructions
(For Basic Operations) of provided
booklet.
*3 Refer to Adding to the Address
Book in the Operating Instructions
(For Scanner and Email) on the
provided CD-ROM.
00000000
Key Operator
No.ParameterCommentsSelective ItemStandard
0 - 400Print Scanner SettingsPrint a Scanner Settings list.
To cancel printing the parameter
setting list, press “Stop” and
“OK”.
While processing the
cancellation, panel operation is
denied, and an error beep is
produced.
The feeding paper(s) will be
ejected before completing the
above cancellation operation.
If setting a parameter, an
asterisk mark (*) will be added
before the parameter number.
01Delete All Image FilesDelete all image files.
Stop, StartSta rt
Setting
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Chapter 6
Printer Settings
Printer Settings
In Printer User Mode, the following items can be changed.
For printing, however, these settings are unnecessary as the computer application software is usually
used to setup printing.
Settings by computer application software have priority over the ones in this machine. If the Printer
Settings in the machine are required, consult with a computer literate person. After printing, it is
recommended to reset the settings to the default values.
Printer User
No.ParameterCommentsSelective ItemStandard
Setting
0 - 900Number of PrintsSet the number of prints.1 to 999*1
01Paper SizeSet the paper size.A3, B4, A4, B5, A5,
11x17, Legal, 8.5x11,
5.5x8.5, 8x13, 8.5x13,
7.25x10.5, 12x18,
Custom
02Paper TraySet the paper tray.
z Tray 3 or 4 is available when
the optional Paper Tray is
installed.
03Print DirectionSet the printing direction.Portrait, Landscap(e)Portrait
052-Sided PrintSet duplex printing.Off, OnOff
06Bind EdgeSet the binding position.Long, ShortLong
07ResolutionSet the resolution.1200dpi, 600dpi600dpi
08Font (PCL)Set the font (PCL).0 to 99*0
09Symbol Table (PCL)Set the symbol table (PCL).0 to 35*11
10 - 1910Pitch (PCL)Set the pitch (PCL).00.44 to 99.99*10.00
11Point Size (PCL)Set the point size (PCL).004.00 to 999.75012.00
12Lines/Page (PCL)Set the number of lines per page
(PCL).
Auto, Bypass, Tray 1,
Tray 2, Tray 3, Tray 4
5 to 123*60
8.5x11
Auto
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13Return Character (PCL)Set the return character (PCL).CR, CR+LFCR
*Select “Input”, and then enter the
desired value.
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Printer User
No.ParameterCommentsSelective ItemStandard
Chapter 6 Printer Settings
Setting
10 - 1914Mutual A4/LTRSet A4 and LTR substitute
printing.
15Mailbox Memory StatusDisplay the status of remaining
memory and remaining mailbox.
16Print DataPrint the specified data.Stop, StartStop
17PDF Password InputSet value to “On” to add a PDF
password.
18SD Print Color ModeSet color mode for SD card
printing.
20 - 2920Custom Size UnitSet the user-defined unit.mm, inchinch
21Custom X SizeSet the user-defined size in the
X direction.
22Custom Y SizeSet the user-defined size in the
Y direction.
23Wide A4Set whether to use Wide A4.Off, OnOff
25Mono Page DetectSet whether to use Mono Page
Detect.
26Toner SaveSet whether to use Toner Save
mode.
Off, OnOff
Off, OnOff
Color, BlackColor
03.94 to 12.00*12.00
05.83 to 18.00*18.00
Off, OnOn
Off, OnOff
27Auto Contrast ModeSet whether to use auto contrast
mode.
29Key Operator ModeEnter the key operator password
to display the Key Operator
Menu (see page 86).
Off, OnOff
00000000
*Select “Input”, and then enter the
desired value.
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Chapter 6 Printer Settings
Key Operator
No.ParameterCommentsSelective ItemStandard
Setting
0 - 1400Print Printer SettingsPrint a Printer Settings list.
To cancel printing the parameter
setting list, press “Stop” and “OK”.
While processing the
cancellation, panel operation is
denied, and an error beep is
produced.
The feeding paper(s) will be
ejected before completing the
above cancellation operation.
If setting a parameter, an
asterisk mark (*) will be added
before the parameter number.
01Job Completion TimeSet the time-out period if the
machine does not receive a print
signal from the computer for a
specified time.
Select “Input” and enter the job
completion time.
02Page ProtectionSet value to “On” to use page
protection.
03Error Page PrintSet value to “On” to print the
data of an error job.
Stop, StartSta rt
1 to 999 (Sec)180 (Sec)
Off, OnOff
Off, OnOn
04Spool FunctionSet value to “On” to set the
spool function.
05Text PrintSet value to “On” to print a text
with no pictures.
07Font List Print (PCL)Print the PCL font list.Stop, StartStop
08Font List Print (PS)Print the PS font list.
z When the optional Printer
Controller Module (for Adobe
PostScript
09Mailbox Data HoldingWhen the optional hard disk is
installed, set the limit of storing
the data in the mailbox. When
“Infinity” is set, data is not
deleted. (Hard disk drive is
Standard on DP-C354/C264)
10Delete Mailbox DataSelect the mailbox data to be
“Counter View” allows to confirm the number of prints, etc.
The Counter View items are listed below.
No.ParameterComments
0 - 1900Print Counter ListPrint a Counter List.
Counter View
01BK Total Print CountCount numbers of Black Print.
021C Total Print CountCount numbers of Mono Color Print.
032C Total Print CountCount numbers of 2-Color Print.
044C Total Print CountCount numbers of 4-Color Print.
05Scanner Count (Flatbed)Count numbers of Scanning (Flatbed).
06Scanner Count (ADF)Count numbers of Scanning (ADF).
07PC Print Count BKCount numbers of PC Black Print.
08PC Print Count 4CCount numbers of PC 4-Color Print
09Fax Print CountCount numbers of Fax Print.
10Yellow Drum UnitUsage rate of Drum Unit (Yellow).
11Magenta Drum UnitUsage rate of Drum Unit (Magenta).
12Cyan Drum UnitUsage rate of Drum Unit (Cyan).
13Black Drum UnitUsage rate of Drum Unit (Black).
15Yellow TonerUsage rate of Yellow Toner.
16Magenta TonerUsage rate of Magenta Toner.
17Cyan TonerUsage rate of Cyan Toner.
18Black TonerUsage rate of Black Toner.
20 - 3920Yellow Image Area(Last)Ratio of Yellow Image Area in the last original.
21Magenta Img. Area(Last)Ratio of Magenta Image Area in the last original.
22Cyan Image Area(Last)Ratio of Cyan Image Area in the last original.
23Black Image Area(Last)Ratio of Black Image Area in the last original.
25Yellow Image Area(Avg.)Average rate of yellow image area.
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26Magenta Img. Area(Avg.)Average rate of magenta image area.
27Cyan Image Area(Avg.)Average rate of cyan image area.
28Black Image Area(Avg.)Average rate of black image area.
30Clear Toner Counter YClear count numbers of Toner Counter (Yellow).
31Clear Toner Counter MClear count numbers of Toner Counter (Magenta).
32Clear Toner Counter CClear count numbers of Toner Counter (Cyan).
33Clear Toner Counter BKClear count numbers of Toner Counter (Black).
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No.ParameterComments
20 - 3935Copy Print Count B/WCount numbers of Copy Black and White Print.
36Copy Print Count 1CCount numbers of Copy 1-Color Print.
37Copy Print Count 2CCount numbers of Copy 2-Color Print.
38Copy Print Count 4CCount numbers of Copy 4-Color Print.
39Copy Print Count SingleCount numbers of Copy Single Print.
40 - 5945PC Print Count SingleCount numbers of PC Single Print.
46PC Scan CountCount numbers of PC Scan.
50Fax Transmit CountCount numbers of Fax Transmit.
51Fax Receive CountCount numbers of Fax Receive.
52Fax Print Count SingleCount numbers of Fax Single Print.
552-Sided CountCount numbers of 2-Sided.
56A4/8.5x11 CountCount numbers of A4 and 8.5x11.
57A4/8.5x11-R CountCount numbers of A4 and 8.5×11-R.
Chapter 7 Counter View
58A3/11x17 CountCount numbers of A3 and 11×17.
59B4/Legal CountCount numbers of B4 and Legal.
60 - 6460PM CountCount numbers of PM.
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Example : Print Counter List
Chapter 7 Counter View
Print Counter View information. Customer Name space, Signature & Date space, Customer ID, Fax
No. and Serial Number are printed on the lower right corner.
1
Press the Function Key.
4
Select "Start", and then select "OK".
2
Select "Counter View".
3
Select "00 Print Counter List".
Stop : Stop to printing counter list
Start : Start to print the counter list
z To cancel printing the parameter setting list,
press “Stop” and “OK”.
While processing the cancellation, panel
operation is denied, and an error beep is
produced.
The feeding paper(s) will be ejected before
completing the above cancellation
operation.
5
Select "Close".
When the list printing is completed, screen will
be returned to step 3.
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Example : Clear Toner Counter
After replacing the Toner Cartridge, the Toner Counter will be cleared automatically.
If you want to clear the Toner Counter manually, the following procedure is required.
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