Ricoh 470W User Manual

470W

010

Operating Instructions

Copy Reference

ZEDH

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Read this manual carefully before you use this product and keep it handy for future
reference.
For safety, please follow the instructions in this manual.

RICOH COMPANY, LTD.

15-5, Minami Aoyama 1-chome,
Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-8544, Japan
Phone: [phone]

470W Operating Instructions

Overseas Affiliates

U.S.A.

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West Caldwell, New Jersey 07006
Phone: [phone]

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Introduction

This manual contains detailed instructions on the operation and maintenance of this machine. To get
maximum versatil ity from this ma chine all opera tors sho uld careful ly read an d follow the ins tructi ons in
this manual. Please keep this manual in a handy place near the machine.

Please read the Safety Information before using this machine. It contains important information related
to USER SAFETY and PREVENTING EQUIPMENT PROBLEMS.

Notes

Some illustrations may be slightly different from your machine.
Certain options may not be available in some countries. For details, please contact your local dealer.

Warning:

Use of controls or adjustment or performance of procedures other than those specified in this manual
might result in hazardous radiation exposure.

Notes:

Two kinds of size notation are employed in this manual. With this machine refer to the metric version.
For good copy quality, Ricoh recommends that you use genuine Ricoh toner.
Ricoh shall not be resp onsib le for any damag e or exp ense that m ight res ult fr om the u se of part s other

than genuine Ricoh parts in your Ricoh office product.

Power Source

120V, 60Hz, 20A or more
Please be sure to c onnect the power cord to a po wer source as abo ve. For deta ils abou t power so urce,

see P.147

“Power Connection”

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Copyright © 2001 Ricoh Co., Ltd.

Safety Information

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When using your equipment, the following safety precautions should always be
followed.

Safety During Operation

In this manual, the following important symbols are used:

WARNING:

CAUTION:

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WARNING:

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Connect the power cord directly into a wall outlet and never use an ex­tension cord.

•

Disconnect the power plug (by pulling the plug, not the cable) if the
power cable or plug becom es frayed or otherwise damaged.

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if instructions
are not followed, could result in death or serious injury.

Indicates a poten tially hazar dous situation which, if inst ructions are n ot
followed, may r esult in mino r or modera te injury o r damage to property.

•

To avoid hazardous electric shock or laser radiation exposure, do not
remove any covers or screws other than those specified in this manu­al.

•

Turn off the powe r and disconnect the power plug (by pu lling the plug,
not the cable) if any of the following conditions exists:

•

You spill something into the equipment.

•

You suspect that your equipment needs service or repair.

•

Your equipment's cover has been damaged.

•

Do not incinerate spilled tone r or used toner. Toner dust might ign i te
when exposed to an open flame.

•

Disposal can take place at our authorized dealer or at appropriate col­lection sites.

•

Dispose of the used toner cartridge in accordance with the local regu­lation.

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CAUTION:

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Protect the equipment from dampness or wet weather, such as rain, snow,
and so on.

•

Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet before you move the equipment.
While moving the equipment, you should take care that the power cord will
not be damaged under the equipment.

•

When you disconnect the power plug from the wall outlet, always pull the
plug (not the cable).

•

Do not allow paper clips, staples, or other small metallic objects to fall inside
the equipment.

•

Keep toner (used or unused) and toner bottle out of the reach of children.

•

For environmental reasons, do not dispose of the equipment or expended
supply waste at household waste collection points. Disposal can take place
at an authorized dealer or at appropriate collection sites.

•

The inside of the machine could be very hot. Do not touch the parts with a
label indicating the “hot surface”. Otherwise it could cause a personal burn.

•

Our products are engineered to meet high standards of quality and function­ality, and we recommend that you only use the expendable supplies avail­able at an authorized dealer.

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Warnings and Precautions

This manual uses the following warning and precaution symbols to indicate im­portant safety information.

When adding paper or clearing paper jams, be careful not to burn or injure your­self.

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ZEDH280E

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ZEDH290E

1 Hot Surface Warning

This symbol indicates that you should take care not to touch a hot surface. The
fusing unit becomes hot. Be careful not to touch this area when clearing paper
jams.

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2 Cutter Blade Warning

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2

ZEDH300E

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2

ZEDH310E

This label indicates that there is a cutter blade inside, and you should be careful
not to touch this area with your fingers or hands. Be careful not to touch this area
when adding paper.

3 Feed Roller Warning Label

This label indicates that you should be careful not get your fingers or cloths
caught in the feed roller. When replacing the paper roll, or clearing paper jams
in the paper feed area, be careful so that your hand or clothing does not get
caught in the feed roller.

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How to Read this Manual

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Symbols

In this manual, the following symbols are used:

WARNING:

This symbol indicates a potentially hazardous situation that might result in
death or serious injury when you misuse the machine without following the in­structions under this symbol. Be sure to read the instructions, all of which are de­scribed in the Safety Information section.

CAUTION:

This symbol indicates a potentially hazardous situation that might result in mi­nor or moderate injury or property damage that does not involve personal injury
when you misuse the machine without following the instructions under this
symbol. Be sure to read the instructions, all of which are described in the Safety
Information section.

* The statements above are notes for your safety.

Important

If this instruction is not followed, paper might be misfed, originals might be
damaged, or data might be lost. Be sure to read this.

Preparation

This symbol indicates the prior knowledge or preparations required before op­erating.

Note

This symbol indicates precautions for operation, or actions to take after misop­eration.

Limitation

This symbol indicates numerical limits, functions that cannot be used together,
or conditions in which a particular function cannot be used.

Reference

This symbol indicates a reference.

[]

Keys that appear on the machine's panel display.

{}

Keys built into the machine's operation panel.

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Terms in this Manual

Guide To Option Components

In this manual, the following abbreviations are used.

• Roll Holder Unit Type A → Roll holder

• 2nd Roll Tray Type A → Lower tray

• Stamp Board Type A → Stamp board

• Original Tray Type G → Original Tray

• Hard Disk Drive Option Type 470 → HDD

Terms

• Long length original/paper
Original/paper length longer than 1,189mm, 44".

Key Names

In the screen and panel display, the following abbreviation are used.

• Direct Size Magnification → D. Size Mag.

• Hard Tone → H.T.

• Horizontal → Horiz.

• Magnification → Mag.

•Original → Orig.

• Preview → Prev.

• Reduce/Enlarge → R/E

• Vertical → Vert.

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What You Can Do With This Machine
(Copy Mode)

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You can combine the various machine functions to make fast, beautiful copies
that best suite the conditions, type of original, and paper you are using.

❖❖❖❖ Make copies from existing copies ⇒⇒⇒⇒ Generation

To make copies from existing copies, select [
settings. You can also use the Noise Reduction function in the [

tings to remove any dirt or stains in the white margins of the original copy.
You can adjust the setting to low or high (The default setting is normal). See
P.40 “Selecting Original Type Setting”

Generation

] in the [

Generation

Special Orig.

] set-

❖❖❖❖ Increase the image quality to match that of the original ⇒⇒⇒⇒ Selecting Original Type

Setting

You can select various settings for the type of original you are using, such as
Text, Text/Photo, Photo, Pale, and Special Original, to improve the quality of
your copies. For example, for Text mode the edges are sharp, for Photo mode
the image is processed so that the copy looks like a glossy photo. See P.40 “Se-

lecting Original Type Setting”

❖❖❖❖ Check the current copy settings ⇒⇒⇒⇒ Sample Copy

You can make a copy of the first part (0 – 250mm (0 – 9.8")) of an original up
to a length of 210mm (8.3"). You can use the Dark, Light and other settings to
adjust the quality of the copy. See P.56 “Sample Copy”

]

❖❖❖❖ Copying only part of the original ⇒⇒⇒⇒ Partial Copy

You can choose to copy only the part of original you specify. See P.57 “Partial
Copy”

❖❖❖❖ Overlay several originals into one copy ⇒⇒⇒⇒ Image Overlay, Format Overlay

You can combine two originals on to one copy (Image Overlay), or store an
image to use as a background and overlay it with the scanned original. See
P.81 “Image Overlay” P.83 “Format Overlay”

❖❖❖❖ Increase the number of copies after making a copy ⇒⇒⇒⇒ Restart Copy

If after making five copies you realize you need to make an additional three
copies, there is no need to place the original. Just enter the number of addi­tional copies and then press the {
paper during copying, you can also press the {
more paper. See P.35 “Restart Copy”

} key again. If the machine runs out of

Start

} key again after loading

Start

❖❖❖❖ Adjust the Fine Magnification (-1.0 – +1.0%) settings, after making a copy ⇒⇒⇒⇒ Addi-

tional Copy

When copying on to film etc., you can use the Fine Magnification (-1.0 –
+1.0%) setting to change the horizontal or vertical size of the image if it does
not match the size of the media. You can also adjust the settings if you want
to copy a scanned original on to translucent paper (tellum) after making cop­ies on plain paper. See P.36 “Additional Copy”

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❖❖❖❖ Adjust the horizontal or vertical size to allow for paper expansion ⇒⇒⇒⇒ Fine Magnifi-

cation

When using types of paper that expand when exposed to high temperatures
or humidity, the size of the original and copy may be different. In these cases,
you can adjust the horizontal and vertical magnification ratio for each paper
type. Once you have set the magnification ratio for a paper type, the setting is
used whenever that paper type is used (To cancel the setting, change the set­ting to 0.0%). See P.61 “Fine Magnification”

❖❖❖❖ Copy to the same length ⇒⇒⇒⇒ Preset Cut/Variable Cut

You can copy originals of varying lengths to copies that are all the same
length. This is useful for filing. See P.49 “Preset Cut”, P.50 “Variable Cut”

❖❖❖❖ Store long length originals ⇒⇒⇒⇒ Document Roller

You can store long length originals while rolling them. See P.22 “Switching the
Original Exit”

❖❖❖❖ Count the number of originals in one job ⇒⇒⇒⇒ Original Count/Reset

When copying a set of originals, you can use the Original Counter function to
check that none of the originals have been skipped or misfed. The counter is
reset for the next job. See P.29 “Original Counter/Reset”

❖❖❖❖ Copy on to cut sheet paper ⇒⇒⇒⇒ Copying From The Bypass Tray

You can use the bypass tray to copy on to cut sheet paper or special sized pa­per. See P.46 “Copying from the Bypass Tray”

❖❖❖❖ Make a copy during another copy job ⇒⇒⇒⇒ Interrupt Copy

You can interrupt a copy job to make urgent copies, even if that job uses the
sorter or is a continuous copy job. See P.39 “Interrupt Copy”

❖❖❖❖ Reserve the next copy job and scan the originals ⇒⇒⇒⇒ Job Preset

While the machine is copying (printing) another copy job, you can select the
settings for the next copy job and scan the originals (Depending on the func­tions used in the current copy job (Such as Image Overlay), you may not be
able to preset the next job). See P.37 “Job Preset”

❖❖❖❖ Store settings so they can be reused to match the originals or type of job ⇒⇒⇒⇒ Pro-

grams

You can store settings, such as the density or magnification ratio, in a pro­gram so that they can be called up when necessary for another job. This means
you do not need to reset the same settings again. You can store up to 20 pro­grams. See P.53 “Program”

❖❖❖❖ Change the selected paper roll when the {

{Clear Modes/Energy Saver}}}} key is

{{

pressed

When the power is turned on, after Auto Reset, or the

key has been pressed, if the paper of the same width is loaded, you can

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change the selected paper roll. See P.127 “Paper Roll Priority”

{Clear Modes/Energy Sav-

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❖❖❖❖ Change the selected setting (function) when the {

{Clear Modes/Energy Saver}}}} key is

{{

pressed

When the power is turned on, after Auto Reset, or the

key has been pressed, you can change the density, paper cut method, and

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other function settings that are selected on the screen. To use this function, the
settings you want to use must already be stored in program 20. You must also
select Program No.20 for the Initial Mode Set settings in User Tools (Copier
Features).
This way, you can call up settings you frequently use at any time. Program
No.20 is a special mode that can change the initial mode settings. See P.126

“Initial Mode Set”

{Clear Modes/Energy Sav-

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Guide to Components............................................................................... 1

Options.......................................................................................................... 5

Operation Panel......................................................................................... 6

Panel Screen.............................................................................................. 8

Displays And Key Operations ....................................................................... 8

1.Basics

Starting The Machine.............................................................................. 11

Turning On the Main Power........................................................................ 11

Turning On the Power................................................................................. 11

Turning Off the Power................................................................................. 12

Turning Off the Main Power........................................................................ 12

Anti-humidity Heater Switch........................................................................ 12

Originals................................................................................................... 13

Sizes and Weights ...................................................................................... 13

Missing Image Area .................................................................................... 15

Copy Paper............................................................................................... 16

Recommended Size and Type.................................................................... 16

Toner......................................................................................................... 20

Handling...................................................................................... ................ 20

Storage.................... .................................................................................... 20

Usage..................................................... ..................................................... 20

2.Copying

Before Copying........................................................................................ 21

Switching the Original Exit .......................................................................... 22

Adjusting The Original Tray (Option)........................................................... 25

Switching the Copy Exit .............................................................................. 25

Basic Procedure...................................................................................... 28

Original Counter/Reset................................................................................ 29

Auto Reset ............................................................................... ................... 30

Auto Off..................... .................................................................................. 30

Setting Originals...................................................................................... 31

Setting Carrier Sheet................................................................................... 32

Repeat Copy............................................................................................. 34

Restart Copy...................... ..... ..... ............................ .... ..... ..... .................. 35

Additional Copy....................................................................................... 36

Job Preset................................................................................................ 37

Interrupt Copy.......................................................................................... 39

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Basic Functions....................................................................................... 40

Selecting Original Type Setting................................................................... 40

Adjusting Copy Image Density.................. .................. ................... ............. 41

Selecting Copy Paper ................................................................................. 42

Auto Reduce/Enlarge.................................................................................. 43

User Auto Reduce/Enlarge ......................................................................... 44

Copying from the Bypass Tray.............................................................. 46

Setting the Length of Copy Paper Cut................................................... 48

Synchro Cut ................................................................................................ 48

Preset Cut................................................................................................... 49

Variable Cut ................................................................................................ 50

Sort/Rotate Sort....................................................................................... 51

Program.................................................................................................... 53

Storing Your Settings.................................................................................. 53

Deleting a Program..................................................................................... 54

Recalling a Program.................................................................................... 54

Other Functions....................................................................................... 55

Energy Saver Mode .................................................................................... 55

Auto Start..................... ............................................................................... 55

User Codes .......................... ................................................................. ...... 55

Sample Copy............................................................................................ 56

Partial Copy.............................................................................................. 57

Preset Reduce/Enlarge........................................................................... 58

Zoom......................................................................................................... 59

Fine Magnification..................................... .... ............................ ..... ..... .... 61

Size Magnification................................................................................... 63

Directional Magnification (%)................................................................. 64

Directional Size Magnification (inch)..................................................... 66

Margin Adjustment.................................................................................. 68

Shift........................................................................................................... 70

Border Erase............................................................................................ 72

Delete Inside............................................................................................ 74

Delete Outside......................................................................................... 76

Double Copies ......................................................................................... 77

Image Repeat........................................................................................... 78

Positive/Negative..................................................................................... 79

Mirror Image............................................................................................. 80

Image Overlay.......................................................................................... 81

Image Overlay Limitations........................................................................... 82

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Format Overlay........................................................................................ 83

Program/Delete, Overlay Format................................................................ 84

Background Numbering.......................................................................... 86

User Stamp Repeat.................................................................................. 87

Preset Stamp............................................................................................ 88

User Stamp............................................................................................... 90

Program/Delete, User Stamp...................................................................... 91

Date Stamp............................................................................................... 94

Page Numbering...................................................................................... 96

Combination Chart.................................................................................. 98

Chart of Scan Sizes for Each Function ............................................... 101

3.Troubleshooting

If Your Machine Does Not Operate As You Want............................... 103

Error Messages......................................................................................... 103

Screen....................................................................................................... 105

If You Cannot Make Clear Copies........................................................ 106

If You Cannot Make Copies As You Want........................................... 109

Changing The Roll Paper Size.............................................................. 111

Removing the Roll Paper Holder............................................................... 111

Setting the Roll Paper Holder.................................................................... 112

CLoading Roll Paper............................................................................ 113

DAdding Toner..................................................................................... 115

xClearing Misfeeds.............................................................................. 117

Original Misfeeds ...................... ..................................... ........................... 117

Paper Misfeeds......................................................................................... 118

4.User Tools (Copier Features)

Accessing The User Tools (Copier Features)..................................... 123

Exiting from User Tools............................................................................. 124

User Tools Menu (Copier Features)..................................................... 125

Settings You Can Change with the User Tools .................................. 126

General Features 1/2................................................................................ 126

General Features 2/2................................................................................ 128

Reproduction Ratio ................................................................................... 131

Adjust Image............................................................................................. 133

Stamp 1/2.................................................................................................. 134

Stamp 2/2.................................................................................................. 138

Key Operator Tools................................................................................... 140

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5.Remarks

Do's and Don'ts ..................................................................................... 143

Where To Put Your Machine................................................................. 145

Machine Environment ............................................................................... 145

Access To Machine ................................................................................... 146

Power Connection..................................................................................... 147

Disposal .................................................................................................... 147

Maintaining Your Machine.................................................................... 148

Cleaning inside the Original Cover............................................................ 148

Cleaning The Paper Path Section............................................................. 149

6.Specification

Mainframe............................................................................................... 151

Options................................................................................................... 156

Settings Record Sheet................ .... ............................ ..... ..... .... ............ 157

Magnification Ratio Chart.......................................................................... 160

Measure Chart .......................................................................................... 161

INDEX...................................................................................................... 162

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Guide to Components

❖❖❖❖ Front

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

1. Original output (upper)

When original output (upper) is se­lected, the originals are stacked here
after they have been scanned.

2. Operation panel

This is used to set function settings,
and the indicator indicators indicate
the status of the machine. See P.6 “Op-

eration Panel”

3. Original cover

This protects the original feed mecha­nism and the exposure glass.

4. Original cover release lever

Use this lever to open the original cov­er to clear original jams or for clean­ing.

5. Front output auxiliary tray

Receiving copy paper output, this is
used to load originals on rolled paper
too.

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10

11

12

13

14

ZEDH320E

6. Main power switch

Use this turn the main power on or off.
If you will not be using the machine,
disconnect the power cord. Normally
the machine should be left on.

7. Upper tray

This stores paper roll 1 (front) and pa­per roll 2 (rear).

8. Lower tray (option)

This stores paper roll 3.

9. Operation switch

Use this to turn the power on or off.
The power indicator is lit when the
power is on.

10. {

{

Scanner Stop

{{

Use this key if originals are fed at a
slant, or if you want to cancel scan­ning while an original is being fed into
the machine. You can also use this to
release the paper edge hold function.

}}}} key

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11. Original table

Place your originals here.

12. Original guide

Set this to the width of your originals.

13.

Paper Path Section Release Lever

Use this lever to open the paper path
section to clear paper jams or cleaning.

Rear

❖❖❖❖

1
2

Important

❒

Do not leave the paper path sec­tion left open for more than 10
minutes.

14. Bypass tray

Use this tray to make manual feed
copies.

3

4
5

1. Document roller

This stores long length originals on
rolled long paper after they have been
fed through the machine. See P.22

“Switching the Original Exit”

2. Original output (Rear (Straight))

This holds originals that are ejected at
the back of the machine. See P.22

“Switching the Original Exit”

3. Fusing unit cover

This protects the fusing unit.

ZEDH330E

4. Copy output (Rear)

This stores copies output to the rear of
the machine.

5. Copy output (Rear) auxiliary

guide

This prevents paper from getting
caught in the rear of the copy output
(rear) sticker, when feeding A0 size (E
size) paper from the rear of the ma­chine. See P.26 “Using rear output for

A0 (E) Paper”

2

❖❖❖❖ Upper Tray

2

2

3
4

1

6

1. Anti-humidity heater switch

When humidity is high, the paper in
the paper roll tray may absorb mois­ture, which can effect the image quali­ty of your copies. The anti-humidity
heater prevents this. Turn this switch
to on when the humidity is high. See
P.12 “Anti-humidity Heater Switch”

2. Roll holder

The two roll holders hold the roll pa­per and are mounted on the roll paper
holder on the paper roll tray.

3. Paper feed knob

Use this when loading paper rolls, or
to clear paper jams. See P.113 “

ing Roll Paper”, P.117 “
feeds”

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Clearing Mis-

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ZEDH340E

Load-

4. Cutter knob

Use this to manually cut paper if there
are paper jams in the cutter area of the
machine. Always return the cutter
knob to the left or right side.

5. Auto feed button

Use this to clear misfeeds in the paper
feed area, when roll paper is loaded.
Keep this button pressed to feed the
roll paper continuously. If approxi­mately 100mm, 3.9" of paper is re­leased, it will be cut automatically. See
P.113 “

“

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Loading Roll Paper”, P.117

Clearing Misfeeds”

6. Roll paper holder

Adjust this to the size of the paper roll
you are using. See P.111 “Changing

The Roll Paper Size”

3

❖❖❖❖ Lower Tray (option)

1

2

3

4
5

6

1. Anti-humidity heater switch

When humidity is high, the paper in
the paper roll tray may absorb mois­ture, which can effect the image quali­ty of your copies. The anti-humidity
heater prevents this. Turn this switch
to on when the humidity is high. See
P.12 “Anti-humidity Heater Switch”

2. Roll holder

The two roll holders hold the roll pa­per and are mounted on the roll paper
holder on the paper roll tray.

3. Paper feed knob

Use this when loading paper rolls, or
to clear paper jams. See P.113 “

ing Roll Paper”, P.117 “
feeds”

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C

Clearing Mis-

ZEDH350E

Load-

4. Cutter knob

Use this to manually cut paper if there
are paper jams in the cutter area of the
machine. Always return the cutter
knob to the left or right side.

5. Auto feed button

Use this to clear misfeeds in the paper
feed area, when roll paper is loaded.
Keep this button pressed to feed the
roll continuously. If approximately
100mm, 3.9" of paper is released, it
will be cut automatically. See P.113

“

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Loading Roll Paper”, P.117

“

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Clearing Misfeeds”

6. Roll paper holder

Adjust this to the size of the paper roll
you are using. See P.111 “Changing

The Roll Paper Size”

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Options

❖❖❖❖

Lower tray

Adds the lower tray (paper roll 3).

❖❖❖❖

Stamp board

This adds the "Background Num­bering", "User Stamp Repeat",
"Preset Stamp", "User Stamp",
"Date Stamp" and "Page Number­ing" functions to the machine.

❖❖❖❖

Roll holder

Use this to set one paper roll in the
roll paper holder on the paper
trays.
This is useful when you need to
quickly change to a different size
roll paper from the roll holder.

❖❖❖❖

HDD

Allows you to increase the copy
functions, like the following:

• Repeat Copy (longer than A0(E)

K)

• Stamp function (required stamp
board)

• Sort/Rotate Sort (50 sheets or more)

• Restart Copy (longer than A0(E))

• Format Overlay

• Sample Copy (longer than A0(E))

❖❖❖❖

Original tray

This can stack originals that consist
of many sheets.

ZEDP030E

ZEDP061E

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Operation Panel

1 23 4 5 6 7 8

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ZEDH361E

1. Screen contrast knob

Adjusts the brightness of the screen.

2. Indicators

These indicators show errors or the status
of the machine. See P.103 “Troubleshoot-

ing”

3. {

{User Tools/Counter}}}} key

{{

Press this key to change the default set­tings and operation conditions to match
your requirements. Also displays the to­tal number of copies made. See P.123

“User Tools (Copier Features)”

4. Screen

Shows operation status, error messages,
and function menus. See P.8 “Panel

Screen”

5. {

{Program}}}} key

{{

Press to select the program mode. See
P.53 “Program”

6. {

{Clear Modes/Energy Saver}}}} key

{{

Clears the contents of a setting. Also, if
pressed for more than one second, the
machine is switched to Energy Saver
mode. See P.55 “Energy Saver Mode”

7. {

{Interrupt}}}} key

{{

Press to make interrupt copies during a
copy run. See P.39 “Interrupt Copy”

8. {

{Sample Copy/Partial Copy}}}} key

{{

Allows you to make a Sample Copy (us­ing the current settings) or Partial Copy
(copies a specified part of an original) to
check the settings before making full cop­ies. See P.56 “Sample Copy”, P.57 “Partial

Copy”

9. Number keys

Use to enter the desired number of copies
and data for selected modes. Use the En­ter key to enter data in selected modes.

Press the
you have entered.

Press the

10. {

Use this key to clear numbers you have
entered, or to interrupt or cancel a copy
job.

{#}

key to confirm the values

{.}

key to enter a decimal point.

{Clear/Stop}}}} key

{{

6

11. {

{Start}}}} key

{{

Press to start copying. The default setting
is for the originals to be scanned first, and
then copied. You can also use this key to
resume an interrupted copy job (Restart
Copy) or repeat a copy job (Repeat
Copy). See P.128 “Print Start Trigger”

12. Operation Switch

Use this to turn the power on or off. The
power indicator is lit when the power is
on. See P.11 “Starting The Machine”

13. Main power indicator

Light up when the main power switch is
set to on.

14. {

{Scanner Stop}}}} key

{{

Press this key if originals are fed at a
slant, or if you want to cancel scanning
while an original is being fed into the ma­chine.

You can also use this to release the paper
edge hold function.

Note

❒ If

❒ You can change the original output

Rear: Edge Hold

[

"Original Output Tray" in System Set­tings, when the originals are output to
the rear of the machine, the originals
are held after they have been scanned.
You can use the
release this paper edge hold function.

tray setting in User Tools. See "Origi­nal Output Tray" in the Systems Set­tings manual.

is selected for

]

Scanner Stop

{

}

key to

Reference

⇒

P.117 “Original Misfeeds”

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Panel Screen

The screen and panel display shows operational status, error messages, and
function menus.

Important

❒ Do not apply a strong shock or force of about 30N (about 3kgf) or more to the

screen. Otherwise, the screen might be damaged.

Note

❒ The function items displayed serve as selector keys. You can select or specify

an item by lightly pressing it.

❒ When you select or specify an item on the screen, it is highlighted like

.

❒ Keys appearing as cannot be used.

Displays And Key Operations

Copy Initial Display

1

2

3

45 6

1. Selecting Original Type Setting

Selects the type of original, such as Text,
Photo, Pale. By selecting the original
type, you can ensure that you get excel­lent copy results. See P.40

inal Type Setting”

“Selecting Orig-

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7

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2. Adjusting Copy Image Density

The image density is adjusted using Auto
Image Density (automatically adjusting
the image density), or by applying one of
the density level settings to the image of
the original. You can also adjust the den­sity for the image only. See P.41

ing Copy Image Density”

“Adjust-

8

3. Original Output Location

Select the original output location from

[Upper], [Rear Straight] or [Rear (Document
Roller)]. See P.22 “Switching the Original

Exit”

4. Basic Reduce/Enlarge

Here you can select basic reduction and
enlargement ratios by pressing the keys.
See P.43 “Auto Reduce/Enlarge”, P.44 “Us-

er Auto Reduce/Enlarge”

5. Functions

Here you can make the basic settings for
Edit Image, Shift/Erase, Reduce/Enlarge
and Stamp. The settings for each function
are displayed in each function key. The
stamp key is displayed when the optional
stamp board has been installed.

Reference

For details, see explanations of
each function.

6. Copy Output Location

Select a copy output location from Front
or Rear. See P.25 “Switching the Copy Exit”

7. Paper Cut Direction

Specifies the direction for cutting roll pa­per, as well as the length and mode. See
P.48 “Setting the Length of Copy Paper Cut”

8. Sorting

Allows you to arrange copies in sets
(Sort), or change the direction of the sets
(Rotate Sort). See P.51 “Sort/Rotate Sort”

9. Original/Sets/Copy Totals

Displays the number of originals scanned
into memory, the number of sets, and the

number of copies. Pressing [Orig.], resets

the original count to 0. See P.29 “Original

Counter/Reset”

10. Settings Status

Displays messages, etc., describing the
status of various settings. See P.128

“Memory Status Display”

11. Selecting Copy Paper

Selects the paper rolls, or bypass tray, to
be used for copies. See P.42 “Selecting

Copy Paper”

9

10

Starting The Machine

To start using the machine, press the
main power switch or the operation
switch to turn the machine on.

1. Basics

Turning On the Power

Preparation

If you will not be using the ma­chine for a long time, turn the main
power switch off. For example,
turn the switch off before holidays.
Otherwise, turn the operation
switch off and on to use the ma­chine.

Turning On the Main Power

A Make sure that the power plug is

firmly inserted into the wall out­let.

B Turn the main power switch on.

The power indicator lights up
when the power comes on.

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A Press the operation switch, and

the power indicator lights up.

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Note

❒ If the machine does not start

even when the operation switch
is pressed, check that the main
power switch is in the On posi­tion.

❒ The machine can be used about

two minutes after it has been
switched on.

❒ Immediately after the machine

is turned on, or if the tempera­ture is low, or if making a lot of
continuous copies (more than
30 sheets/A0, or more than 30
sheets/E size), the continuous
copy speed may be reduced to
ensure the toner fuses to the pa­per.

❒ The machine automatically en-

ters Energy Saver mode or turns
itself off if you do not use it for
a while. See Panel Off Timer,
Energy Saver Timer, and Auto
Off Timer in the Systems Set­tings manual.

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Basics

1

Turning Off the Power

Preparation

Press the operation switch to turn
the power off, if you will not be us­ing the machine for a while.

Limitation

❒ You cannot turn the machine off

while the message "NOW LOAD­ING" is displayed on the screen by
pressing the operation switch.

A Press the operation switch, the

power indicator goes out.

Anti-humidity Heater Switch

During the winter when there can be
sudden changes in temperature, or
during humid seasons, the paper in
the paper roll tray can absorb mois­ture. This can cause the quality of the
copies to deteriorate.

To prevent this, the machine has a
built-in anti-humidity heater.

There is a switch for the anti-humidi­ty heater in the upper tray and the op­tional lower tray. Turn this switch on
if the humidity level become high and
the quality of the copies are effected.
Turn the switch off when it is not
needed. See P.19 “Handling paper”

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Turning Off the Main Power

A Turn the main power switch to

the Off position.

The main power indicator goes
out.

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Originals

Originals

Sizes and Weights

❖❖❖❖

Metric version

Where original is
placed

Original table Standard sizes; A0K, A1

❖❖❖❖

Inch version

Where origi­nal is placed

Original table

Original type Original size Original

Standard size • Engineering

Original Size Original Weight

KL

A3

KL

B4

Custom sizes;

Original length 182 – 6000mm

Original width 210 – 914mm

(Maximum width 950mm)

KL

, A4

, B5

• Architecture

, B1L, B2

KL

E(34"×44")K, D(22"×34")K L,
C(17"×22")K

B(11"×17")K L, A(8

E(36"×48")K, 30"×42"

L

, C(18"×24")K

B(12"×18")K L, A(9"×12")K

KL

KL

L

, A2

, B3

1

/2"×11")K

KL

L

KL

,

KL

,

, D(24"×36")K

L

20.9 – 157g/m
135kg) and 0.03 –
1mm thick originals

20.9 - 157g/
m

lb) and 1.1

L

Mil - 40 Mil
thick origi­nals

2

(18 –

weight

2

(5.6 - 41.8

1

Custom size Length: 7.2" - 236"

Width: 8.3" - 36"

(Maximum width : 37.5")

Originals that should be scanned using the carrier sheet

The following type of originals should be mounted on the carrier sheet. You
should also use the carrier sheet for important originals and for originals you
will copy repeatedly.

• Cut and pasted originals

• Originals with fold lines

• Wrinkled or torn originals

• Waved originals

• Punched originals

• Originals with sticky tape or starch

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Basics

• Pasted originals

• Originals with a damaged leading edge

• Photos or other originals that easily attracted to glass

1

• Originals drawn with a pencil

Reference

⇒ P.32 “Setting Carrier Sheet”

Non-recommended original

The following original types can cause jams, or the original itself might be dam­aged.

• Originals other than those specified in P.13 “Sizes and Weights”

• Stapled or clipped originals

• Perforated or torn originals

• Bent, folded, or creased originals

• Pasted originals

• Originals with any kind of coating, such as thermal fax paper, art paper, alu­minum foil, carbon paper, or conductive paper

• Originals with indexed, tags, or other projecting parts

• Sticky originals such as translucent paper (vellum)

• Bound originals such as books

• Damp originals

• Badly curled originals

• Originals that vary in thickness

• Originals with stick tape or adhesive

• Originals with thick leading edges

• Originals with ink or correction fluid that has not dried

• Carbon backed originals

• Originals not made of paper (such as glass, metal)

• The roll diameter smaller than φ35mm (φ1.4").

• The roll diameter larger than φ110mm (φ4.3").

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Originals

Originals that use more than 20% of image area, may the image to cause be faint.

Adjust curled originals so that they fit within the range shown below.

• Front and back curl; R 60mm, 2.4" or more, Height 10mm, 0.4" or less

60mm (2.4") 60mm (2.4")

1

10mm (0.4")

10mm (0.4")

Missing Image Area

0 - 8mm (0.32")

0 - 4mm
(0.16")

0 - 8mm (0.32")

As shown above, part of the original may not be copied (using full-size copying).

*

1: On left and right, less then 5mm, 0.2"

0 - 4mm
(0.16")

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Basics

Copy Paper

1

Recommended Size and Type

The following limitations apply to each paper roll tray and bypass tray.

❖❖❖❖

Metric version

Where paper is placed Paper type Paper size

Paper roll tray Plain paper

52.3 – 110g/m

29.3 lb)

Translucent paper

Film

Bypass Tray Plain paper

52.3 – 110g/m

29.3 lb)

Translucent paper

Film

2

(13.9 –

2

(13.9 –

Roll Paper

Diameter: less than 170mm

Core: 75.7mm – 77mm

Width: 210, 257, 297, 364, 420,
515, 594, 660, 728, 800, 841, 880,
914mm

Roll length: less than 150mm

A0KA1

A3

KLB4KL

Paper width: 182 – 914mm

Paper length: 182 – 2000mm

KLA2KL

KLA4KLB1KB2KL

Number of
sheets that
can be placed

–

1 sheet

B3

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❖❖❖❖

Inch version

Where paper is placed Paper type Paper size

Paper roll tray Plain paper

52.3 – 110g/m

29.3 lb)

Translucent paper
(vellum)

Film

Bypass tray Plain paper

52.3 – 110g/m

29.3 lb)

Translucent paper
(vellum)

Film

2

(13.9 –

2

(13.9 –

Roll Paper

Diameter :6.7" or less

Internal diameter: 2.98" - 3.03"

Width: 8
18", 22", 24", 34", 36"

Roll length: 5.9" or less

• Engineering
E(34"×44")K, D(22"×34")K

L

, C(17"×22")K

B(11"×17")K L, A(8
11")K

• Architecture
E(36"×48")K, D(24"×36")K

L

, C(18"×24")K
B(12"×18")K L,
A(9"×12")K

1

/2", 9", 11", 12", 17",

L

1

/2" ×

L

L

L

Number of
sheets that
can be placed

–

1 sheet

Copy Paper

Note

❒ Please use recommended paper. Although you can use other copier paper, if

it matches the paper specifications.

Reference

⇒ P.12 “Anti-humidity Heater Switch”

Roll paper

• If the humidity level is high, and the roll paper has expanded due to the mois­ture, cut off approximately 1000mm, 40" immediately before making copies.

• Use roll paper that has a black core.

Notes on using translucent paper (vellum)

Smooth out any curl in the paper before using it.

When loading translucent paper (vellum), load it lengthways, whenever possi­ble.

Hemmed paper

When using hemmed paper, wrinkles and other problems may occur in your
copies. Use the following procedure when copying onto hemmed paper.

• Make the copy using the bypass tray.

• Make sure that the paper is straight, and align the paper guides of the bypass
tray with the paper size.

1

• Load only one sheet at a time.

• Remove each copy from the output tray and place it on a flat surface.

• Store opened paper in a plastic bag so that it will not become damp.

Note

❒ Due to the thickness of hemmed paper, the copies may be faint, blurred, pa-

per may wrinkle, or paper jams may occur. You may be able to prevent this
by copying on the rear surface of the paper or feeding the bottom of the paper
in first.

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1

R

Basics

Non-recommended paper

CAUTION:

•

Do not use aluminum foil, carbon paper, or similar conductive paper to avoid
a fire or equipment failure.

Do not use the following types of paper. They may cause paper misfeeds.

• Bent, folded or creased paper

•Torn paper

•Punched paper

• Sticky paper (paper that sticks together)

• Slippery paper

• Thin paper that has low stiffness

• Adhesive labels

• OHP transparencies

If you make a copy on rough grain paper, the copy image might be blurred.

If the paper is curled, you may not be able to make clear copies.

When using paper other than recommended paper (such as especially with
chemically treated paper, hemmed paper, film), paper jams may occur, the pa­per may wrinkle, or copy image may deteriorate.

Do not use paper with any kind of coating, such as thermal fax paper, art paper,
aluminum foil, carbon paper, or conductive paper. These can damage the ma­chine.

Do not use paper which has been copied or printed on.

Do not copy on both sides of the paper.

If you use roll paper that is not marked with a black core, paper jams can occur
when the paper is ended.

Paper storage

When storing paper, you should always observe the following precautions.

• Do not store paper where it will be exposed to direct sunlight.

• Storing paper in dry areas (humidity: 70% or less).

• Store on a flat surface.

• Keep open reams of papers in the package, and store as you would unopened
paper. Under high temperature and high humidity, or low temperature and
low humidity conditions, store papers in a plastic bag.

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Copy Paper

Handling paper

Depending on the humidity of the storage conditions, handle the paper as fol­lows:

1

Note

❒ If the humidity level is above 70%, turn on the anti-humidity heater.

Reference

⇒ P.12 “Anti-humidity Heater Switch”

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Basics

R

R

R

Toner

1

Handling

WARNING:

•

Do not incinerate used toner or toner containers. Toner dust might ig­nite when exposed to an open flame. Dispose of used toner containers
in accordance with local regulations for plastics.

CAUTION:

•

Keep toner (used or unused) and toner containers out of reach of children.

CAUTION:

•

Our products are engineered to meet high standards of quality and function­ality, and we recommend that you only use the expendable supplies avail­able at an authorized dealer.

Important

❒ If you use toner other than recommended, a problem might occur.

Storage

When storing toner, always follow there precautions.

• Store toner containers in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

• Store on a flat surface.

Usage

Used toner cannot be re-used.

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2. Copying

Before Copying

Before you start copying, specify the original and copy paper locations.

❖❖❖❖ Paper Capacities For Each Original/Paper Output

Original
output

Original
Output
(Upper)

Original
Output
(Rear
(Straight))

A1 (D)L
or smaller:

• Use originals that are the same size, and of medium or
high quality paper.

• Do not use paper that is long length paper, thick,
curled, film, folded, or translucent paper (vellum) that

is less than 80g/m

• Do not load more than 10 sheets during very hot or
humid conditions.

• Output thick paper (104.7g/m
Rear (Straight).

• Translucent paper (vellum): 80g/m
plain paper: 52.3g/m

that are not stiff should be output to Rear (Straight).

A0 (E) or
less:

•A1 (E)KWhen using these types of original, the eject­ed originals may interfere with the copy paper and
impede its progress. If this happens, use the copy out­put (rear) auxiliary guide.

• When using A0 (E) size originals, remove the originals
one at a time.

50 sheets (Plain paper)

20 sheets (Translucent paper (vellum))

2

(21.3 lb) in weight.

2

(27.9lb) or more) to

2

2

(13.9 lb) or less, and originals

1 sheet (plain paper)

1 sheet (translucent paper (vellum))

1 sheet (film)

(21.3 lb) or less,

Document
Roller

A1 (D)Lor
above:

• Use face-curl originals.

• For roll originals, use originals with a diameter of roll

Φ

40mm – Φ110mm (Φ1.6" – Φ4.3").

1 sheet (Up to 6m (236")) (plain paper)

1 sheet (Up to 3.6m (141")) (Translucent pa­per (vellum))

1 sheet (Up to 3.6m (141")) (film)

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Copying

2

Copy out­put

Important

Copy Out­put (Front)

Copy Out­put (Rear)

A1 (D)Lor
less:

• Same size copy paper

A1 (D)K,
A0 (E):

• Same size copy paper

• When using A0 size copy paper, attach the copy out­put (rear) auxiliary guide. See P.26

for A0 (E) Paper”

99 sheets (plain paper)

10 sheets (translucent paper (vellum))

1 sheet (film)

10 sheets (Plain paper)

1 sheet (Translucent paper (vellum))

1 sheet (film)

“Using rear output

❒ The paper capacity indicated assumes the use of standard copier paper, and

should only be used as a guide. If the paper exceeds the upper limit, the cop­ies may become folded or cause paper jams.

Switching the Original Exit

Select the appropriate output from

Roller)

, for the type of original you are using.

]

Upper

[

Rear (Straight)

], [

, or

Rear (Document

]

[

❖❖❖❖

Upper

This is the basic output exit for originals. The originals are ejected to

Output (Upper)

❖❖❖❖

Rear (Straight)

When copying thick, or hard, originals, select
The originals are ejected to

❖❖❖❖

Rear (Document Roller)

If you select

.

]

Original Output (Rear (Straight))

[

Rear (Document Roller)

[

Original Output (Rear (Straight))

[

.

]

when copying long length originals, the

]

[

original is ejected to document roller. See P.24 “Original output (Rear (Docu­ment Roller))”.

Important

❒ Use the carrier sheet with

Output Rear (Upper)

, your originals may be damaged.

]

Original Output (Rear (Straight))

[

. If you use

]

[

Original

Original

.

]

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Original output (Upper)

Before Copying

A Press the [

Original output (Rear (Straight))

Upper

] key.

A Check that the document roller is raised.
B Press the [

Rear (Straight)

] key.

2

Note

❒ After originals have been ejected, they are held at the original output exit.

This is due to the paper edge hold function, which helps protect your orig­inals. To cancel this function, press the {

the [

Rear (Document Roller)

] key, the originals will not be gathered together.

Scanner Stop

} key. When you press

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2

Copying

Original output (Rear (Document Roller))

A Lower the document roller.

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Note

❒ When using the document roller, use paper with the following range;

52.3g/m

2

– 104.7g/m2 (13.9 lb – 27.9 lb)

B Press the

Rear (Document Roller)

[

key.

]

C After the original has been ejected, pull the document roller forward and

remove the original.

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Before Copying

Adjusting The Original Tray (Option)

When using the optional original tray, adjust the hook position to the size of the
original.

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Switching the Copy Exit

2

Select [

❖❖❖❖

Front Output

When [

the front of the machine.
When copying A1 (D)L or less, select front output.

❖❖❖❖

Rear Output

When [

back of the machine.
When copying A1 (D)K or A0 (E)K, select rear output.

Front output

A Press the [

Front

Front

Rear

] or [

] is selected, the copies are sent to the copy output (rear) tray at the

Front

] for the copy output exit.

Rear

] is selected, the copies are sent to the copy output (front) tray at

] key.

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2

Copying

Important

❒ If you copy roll originals to the copy output (front) auxiliary tray and Front

is selected for the copy output location, the original in the auxiliary tray
may interfere with the copy output. This may cause damage to the origi­nals or paper jams. If you use the scan first function, copying does not start
until you press the {
long originals like those above, you should set the scan first function using
Print Start Trigger. See P.128 “Print Start Trigger”

} key, you can prevent this. If you frequently copy

Start

Rear output

A Press the

Note

❒ When using thick paper, the last sheet to be ejected can remain in the exit

area. If at sheet remains in the exit area, remove it.

Rear

[

key.

]

Using rear output for A0 (E) Paper

When using rear output for A0 (E) size paper, the leading edge of the paper can
become caught in the back of the copy output (rear) tray. If you attach the copy
output auxiliary guide you can prevent this.

A Lower the copy output auxiliary guide and adjust the position.

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ZEDH410E

Before Copying

Note

❒ You do not need to use the copy output auxiliary guide when copying on

to A1 (D), or shorter paper.

ZEDH420E

2

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Copying

Basic Procedure

2

Preparation

You can specify whether the ma­chine automatically starts to make
copies or if you need to press the

{

} key before it starts copying.

Start

See P.128 “Print Start Trigger”

The default setting is to start auto­matically.

A When the machine is set for a user

code, enter the user code with the
number keys, and then press the
{{{{#}}}} key.

The machine is ready to make cop­ies.

B Make sure the message "Ready" is

displayed on the screen.

Reference

For details about the settings for
the Initial Screen that appears
when you press the {

Modes/Energy Saver

P.126 “General Features 1/2”.

When the message "To make an
additional copy, press Start
Key." appears, the previous set­tings and image of the scanned
original are saved in machine
memory. Press the {

Energy Saver

settings. See P.36 “Additional
Copy”

} key to clear the

} key, see

Clear Modes/

D Set your desired settings.

Note

❒ The settings are displayed on

the screen.

Clear

C Make sure that there are no previ-

ous settings remaining.

Note

❒ To clear settings, press the

{

Clear Modes/Energy Saver

28

} key.

Reference

For details, see explanations of
each function.

If you use the {
access the program function,
you can store and easily call up
the settings. See P.53 “Program”

Program

E Select the paper.

Reference

P.42 “Selecting Copy Paper”

} key to

Basic Procedure

F Place your originals.

The originals are fed into the ma­chine.

Important

❒ Once the originals start to feed

into the machine, do not push or
pull them. This may damage
your originals.

Note

❒ Insert the originals so that the

right edge is aligned with the
original guide.

❒ Release the original when it is

pulled slightly into the ma­chine.

❒ Immediately after the machine

is turned on, or if the tempera­ture is low, or if making a lot of
continuous copies (more than
30 sheets/A0, (more than 30
sheets/E size)), the continuous
copy speed may be down to en­sure the toner fuses to the pa­per. This is called CPM down.

❒ To stop originals being fed into

the machine, press the {

} key.

Stop

Scanner

❒ To pause or cancel a copy job,

press the {
When you press the {
key, the machine stops after the
current copy (one sheet) has fin­ished.

Reference

⇒ P.31 “Setting Originals”
⇒ P.21 “Paper Capacities For

Each Original/Paper Output”

Clear/Stop

} key.

Clear/Stop

G The machine starts copying.

Note

❒ When Scanner Stop Trigger set-

ting is set to on, copying starts
when you press the {
See P.128 “Print Start Trigger”

Original Counter/Reset

After the originals have been
scanned, the number of originals is
displayed in the right corner of the
screen. This allows you to check the
number of originals in a job, or to
check if any sheets have been fed to­gether, and can also be used as a
guide for the number of copies that
will be stored in the copy output tray.

Start

} key.

}

2

❒ When you press the {

} key, the original stops im-

Stop

mediately, which can cause the
original to jam. If this happens,

x

see P.117 “

Clearing Misfeeds”

ZEDH150E

Scanner

Resetting the original counter

A Press the

number in the top right corner of
the screen.

The number is reset to 0.

key and the count

Orig.

[

]

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2

Copying

Auto Reset

The machine returns to its initial con­dition automatically after your job is
finished, after a certain period of
time. This function is called "Auto Re­set".

Note

❒ The default settings that after Auto

Reset, or after the {

ergy Saver

} key has been pressed, is

as follows.

Auto Image Density

Combined Auto and
Manual Density

Default image den­sity

Synchro Cut On

Selected paper roll

Full size On

*1

: Density Priority setting can be
changed

*2

: Paper Roll Priority setting can be
changed

❒ You can store the settings you

want to use as the default settings
for the Initial Screen in Program
No. 20. See P.126 “Initial Mode Set”,
P.53 “Program”

❒ You can change the Auto Reset

time. See P.126 “Copier Reset Timer”

❒ In some cases Auto Reset will not

reset the settings.

• If a paper roll tray is open

Clear Modes/En-

On

*1

On

Centre

Paper Roll 1

*2

• During copying (if there is no
paper in the bypass tray after a
manual copy original has been
scanned)

• When the "PLEASE WAIT" is
displayed (such as while the
machine is warming up)

Auto Off

The machine turns itself off automat­ically after your job is finished, after a
certain period of time. This function is
called "Auto Off".

Note

❒ You can change the Auto Off time.

For Auto Off time setting, see "Au­to Off Timer" of the "System Set­tings" manual.

❒ In some cases the machine will not

automatically turn itself off.

• If there is an original or paper
jam

• If a cover is open

• If copying has been interrupted

• During copying (if only one
original has been inserted when
using Image Overlay)

• During copying (if there is no
paper in the bypass tray after a
manual copy original has been
scanned)

• When the "PLEASE WAIT" is
displayed (such as while the
machine is warming up)

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• If there is an original or paper
jam

• If a cover is open

• If copying has been interrupted

• During copying (if only one
original has been inserted when
using Image Overlay)

Setting Originals

Setting Originals

Note

❒ Place the original after correction

fluid and ink has completely dried.
Not taking this precaution could
mark the exposure glass and cause
marks to be copied.

❒ Dust and residue from originals

drawn with a pencil can mark the
exposure glass and cause marks to
be copied. We recommend using
the carrier sheet for this type of
original.

❒ If the rear edge of the original is

badly curled, smooth out the curl
with both hands before scanning
the original. If the original is insert­ed as it is, it may be damaged.

❒ When copying curled originals,

use the copy output (front) auxilia­ry tray.

❒ Do not use force to push the side

fence of the original guides.

Reference

For details about precautions with
originals, see P.13 “Originals”

B Carefully place the original be-

tween the original guides, using
both hands, with the side to cop­ied face up.

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Important

❒ Do not release your hands until

that the original is pulled into
the machine.

❒ Once the originals start to feed

into the machine, do not push or
pull them. This may damage
your originals,

❒ If the originals are fed at a slant

or become jammed, press the

{

Scanner Stop

} key.

2

A Adjust the original guides to the

size of the paper width.

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Note

❒ Make sure that the original

guides are not too tight.

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❒ Do not operate the document

roller while originals are being
fed through the machine. This
may damage your originals,

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Copying

2

Note

❒ Release the original when it is

pulled slightly into the ma­chine.

❒ To stop originals being fed into

the machine, press the {

} key.

Stop

❒ When you press the {

} key, the original stops im-

Stop

mediately, which can cause the
original to jam. If this happens,

x

see P.117 “

❒ When you have used the

(Straight)

inal output location, the rear
edge of the originals are hold at
the output exit. You can cancel
this by pressing the {

} key. See P.22 “Switching

Stop

the Original Exit”

❒ You can change the original

feed delay setting if originals
are repeatedly fed at a slant or if
you need to adjust the delay for
the type of originals you are us­ing. See "Original Feed Delay 1"
in the System Settings manual.

Clearing Misfeeds”

key to specify the orig-

]

Scanner

Scanner

Rear

[

Scanner

Setting Carrier Sheet

Important

❒ When using the carrier sheet, set

the original output location to
original output (rear (straight)). If
the original output location is set
to

Upper

[

original may be damaged.

Note

❒ When using the carrier sheet and

Synchro Cut is selected, the paper
is cut to the size of the carrier sheet.

Reference

For details about using. The carrier
sheet to make copies see P.13

“Originals that should be scanned us­ing the carrier sheet”

or

Document Roller

]

[

, the

]

A Open the carrier sheet with the

transparent sheet face up and
then insert the original also face
up.

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❒ If the leading edge of the origi-

nal is badly curled, smooth out
the curl and place the original in
the insertion area.

❒ When inserting long length

originals, there may be some
movement to either side. If this
occurs, correct the movement
manually while feeding the
original into the machine.

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Note

❒ Align the original with the fold

of the carrier sheet.

B Hold the original with both

hands with the side to be copied
face up, and gently feed the fold­ed edge of the carrier sheet into
the insertion area.

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Important

❒ Once the originals start to feed

into the machine, do not push or
pull them. This may damage
your originals.

Setting Originals

2

❒ If the originals are fed at a slant

or become jammed, press the

{

Scanner Stop

Note

❒ Place the original with the side

to be copied face up.

} key.

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Copying

Repeat Copy

2

Making several copies of a single
original is called "Repeat Copy".

A Enter the number of copies re-

quired with the number keys.

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Note

❒ The maximum copy quantity

can be set from 1 to 99.

❒ To change the value entered,

press the {
then enter the new value.

❒ You can change the upper limit

for the number of copies. See
P.128 “Maximum Copy Quanti-

ty”

Clear/Stop

} key, and

B Place your originals.

Interrupting a Repeat Copy job

You can interrupt a Repeat Copy
job and change the settings.

A Press the {{{{

The machine stops after the
sheet that is being copied is fin­ished.

B To cancel the job, press the

Stop

[

ing, press the

{{{{

Start

Reference

⇒ P.35 “Restart Copy”, P.36

“Additional Copy”

Clear/Stop

key. To continue copy-

]

}}}} key.

}}}} key.

Continue

[

or the

]

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Reference

⇒ P.31 “Setting Originals”

Restart Copy

You can resume copying with the
same settings after replacing paper,
replacing toner, cleaning paper jams
or after a copying pause by pressing
the {

Clear/Stop

Note

❒ You can change the number of cop-

ies from the previous setting when
using Restart Copy.

A To change the number of copies,

enter the new number of copies
with the number keys.

} key.

Restart Copy

2

Note

❒ To change the value, press the

{

Clear/Stop

new value.

B Press the {

} key and enter the

{

}}}} key.

Start

{{

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Copying

Additional Copy

2

You can change the copy function set­tings and make additional copies af­ter you have finished copying, or
after a copying pause by pressing the

{

Clear/Stop

ditional copies, the message "To make
an additional copy, press Start Key."
appears on the screen.

Limitation

❒ You can change the following

functions when using Additional
Copy.

• Number of copies

• Paper roll selection

• Fine Magnification

• Shift

• Margin

• Border Erase

• Double Copies

• Front output/Rear output

} key. When you make ad-

A Check that the message "To make

an additional copy, press Start
Key." is displayed on the screen.

B Add or change function settings.

❒ If paper roll was selected as the pa-

per source in the original settings,
you cannot select the bypass tray.

❒ If a function from the optional

Print function was selected in the
original settings, you can change
Print type, if you did not select a
Print function in the original set­tings, you cannot select them for
Additional Copy.

❒ If Image Repeat was selected in the

original settings, you can change
or delete the setting. If you did not
select the Image Repeat function in
the original settings, you cannot
select it for Additional Copy.

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Important

❒ If you make a mistake entering

the settings, press the function
key again to cancel the settings
or press the {
cancel the settings. If you press
the {

Clear Modes/Energy Saver

key, you can delete the scanned
image of the original from
memory.

C Press the {

{

Start

{{

Clear/Stop

}}}} key

} key to

}

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Job Preset

Job Preset

If a long copy job is in progress and
you do not wish to wait for it to finish,
you can use this function to set up the
next copy job in advance. When the
current copy job is finished, your
copy job will be started automatically.

Limitation

❒ Job preset is one job for one original.
❒ The number of jobs that can bis-

tered for Job Preset and each paper
size is as follows:

Standard Optional HDD

installed

A0(E) —

A1(D) 1 job 99 jobs

A2(C) 3 jobs 99 jobs

A3(B) 7 jobs 99 jobs

A4(A) 15 jobs 99 jobs

*1

Depending on the function set­tings, you may be able to store
more originals.

49 jobs

*1

❒ You cannot use the following func-

tions with Job Preset. Make the set­tings when the current copy job
has finished.

❒ You cannot preset a job while a job

is being sorted.

❒ The maximum number of jobs that

can be preset is 99.

❒ Depending on the size of original,

you may not be able to preset more
jobs even if have not reached the
maximum.

❒ You can select the paper for Job

Preset, but if the paper for the pre­vious job was set to Plain, Film, or
the Fusing mode setting for Trans­lucent paper (vellum) was set to 1
or 2, the fusing mode setting will
not be used. In these cases, make
the copies after Job Preset has fin­ished. See "Fusing Adjustment: Pa­per Tray" in the System Settings
manuals.

A Press the

key while the mes-

Job

[

]

sage "Copying..." is displayed.

2

• Recalling a Program

• Interrupt Copy

• Copying From The Bypass Tray

•Sort

• Image Overlay

• Double Erase

•Image Repeat

• Preset Stamp

• User Stamp

• User Stamp Repeat

•Sample Copy

• Partial Copy

Note

❒ You can specify the number of

originals or jobs that can be
scanned for Job Preset.

❒ If the number of jobs is full, you

cannot preset any more jobs
even if memory is still available.
For details about the memory
display, see P.128 “Memory Sta-
tus Display”.

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Copying

2

B Make the settings for the copy job

you want to preset.

Note

❒ To cancel a setting while mak-

ing the preset settings, press the

{

Clear Modes/Energy Saver

Delete

[

key.

]

} or

C Place the originals. The machine

scans the originals.

When copying has finished, the
preset job start automatically.

Note

❒ If you press the

you can check the settings and
preset conditions. The
the current copy job is dis­played on the screen.

Job list

[

Exit

[

key,

]

key

]

C Press the
D Press the

Note

❒ To cancel the deletion, press

the

[No]

Delete

[
[OK]

key.

key.

]

key.

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Deleting a Job Preset

Limitation

❒ You cannot the Job Preset set-

tings while it is being copied.

A Press the

The Job list is displayed on the
screen.

B Select the number for the job

you want to delete.

Note

❒ If the number of the Job Pre-

set you want to delete is not
displayed, press the [UUUU

TTTT

[

Job list

[

keys to display it.

Next

]

key.

]

Prev.

]

Interrupt Copy

Interrupt Copy

Use this function if you wish to inter­rupt a long copy job to make urgently
need copies.

Limitation

❒ You cannot use Interrupt Copy

while the following types of copies
are being made.

• Copying From The Bypass Tray

•Sort

• Image Overlay

A Press the {

The key indicator lights up.

The Interrupt key lights up and
copying stop.

{

Interrupt

{{

}}}} key.

C Place your originals.
D When copying has finished, re-

move the copy output for the In­terrupt Copy job.

E Press the {

The Interrupt key indicator goes
out.

Resuming the previous copy job

A Place your originals, and then

press the {{{{

{

Interrupt

{{

Start

}}}} key again.

}}}} key.

2

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B Make the settings for the Inter-

rupt Copy job.

Limitation

❒ You cannot use the settings for

Sort, Edit Image, Stamp, Erase,
or Job Preset.

Exiting

A Press the {{{{

}}}} key.

Saver

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Clear Modes/Energy

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2

Copying

Basic Functions

Selecting Original Type
Setting

Select one of the following original
types to match your originals.

The following image quality modes
are available.

❖❖❖❖

Text

Use this mode to scan originals
that contain mainly text, or printed
characters.

❖❖❖❖

Text/Photo

Use this mode to scan originals
that contain a mixture of text and
photographs or pictures.

❖❖❖❖

Photo

Use this mode to scan photographs
or pictures.

❖❖❖❖

Pale

Use this mode to scan originals
that have faint lines drawn with a
pencil, or faintly copied receipts or
slips. The faint lines will be copied
clearly.

❖❖❖❖

Special Orig. – Blue Line

Use this mode to copy images
drawn on section paper (blue or
green sectioned graph paper)
without copying the lines of the
paper.
The original waited sepia line can
not use.

❖❖❖❖

Special Orig. – Photo (Hard Tone)

Use this mode to scan posters that
contain photos with text overlays,
which require a strong contrast
setting. Use Photo mode to copy
glossy photographs and other sim­ple pictures.

❖❖❖❖

Special Orig. – Generation

Use this mode to scan originals
that are already copies. This will
copy the image while suppressing
the width of the characters. It also
eliminates any specks on the im­age.

Limitation

❒

Use this mode to scan originals
that contain fine lines (width of
1mm, 0.04" or less). This mode
will regard thick lines, text or
solid blocks as textures, which
may result in parts of the image
not being copied.

Note

❒

You can select a Noise Reduction
level of
for each of the original types. The
default setting is

“Noise Reduction”

❒

You can also select a Copy Image
Density level of Lighter, Normal or
Darker, for each of the original
types. See P.129 “Manual Image

Density Level”

Low

[

], [

Medium

]

. See P.129

Off

[

]

or

High

[

,

]

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❖❖❖❖

Special Orig. – Patched Org

Use this mode to copy originals
with different background densi­ties without the darker back­ground being too prominent.

❒ You can also adjust the image

quality for each of the original
types. See P.129 “Original Mode

Quality Level”

Basic Functions

Adjusting Copy Image Density

Preparation

You can adjust the copy density to
match your originals. There are
three types in this function.

A Select the original type.

Note

❒ If you select

Image Density function is can­celled.

❒ If you press the

key, you can select
or one of the other special origi­nal types.

Photo

[

Special Orig.

[

, the Auto

]

Generation

[

❖❖❖❖

Auto Image Density

The machine automatically ad­just the image density.

❖❖❖❖

Manual Image Density

If you require darker or lighter
copies, adjust the image density
yourself.

❖❖❖❖

Combined Auto and Manual Density

Use when copying originals
with a dirty background (such
as newspapers). You can adjust
the foreground density while
leaving the background un­changed.

Note

❒ You can specify whether or not to

]
]

use Auto Image Density by select­ing on or off.

❒ You can specify the default density

setting for each of the original
types. See P.127 “Density Priority”

2

A Select the method for adjusting

the image density.

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Copying

2

Auto image density

A Make sure that the [

Density

If it is selected, the Auto Image
Density section will be inverted.

❒ If Auto Image Density func-

] key is selected.

Note

tion is not selected, press the

[

Auto Image Density

Auto Image

] key.

Manual image density

Combined auto and manual
density

A Make sure that the [

Density

❒ If Auto Image Density is not

B Press the [

to adjust the image density.

The square icon in the image
density display moves.

] key is selected.

Note

selected, press the [

Density

] key.

Lighter

] or [

Auto Image

Auto Image

Darker

] keys

A If Auto Image Density is se-

lected, press the [

Density

B Press the [

keys to adjust the image densi­ty.

The square icon in the image
density display moves.

] key to cancel.

Lighter

Auto Image

] or [

Darker

Selecting Copy Paper

]

Preparation

There are two ways to select copy
paper.

❖❖❖❖

Auto Paper Select

The machine selects a suitable
size of copy paper automatical­ly based on the original size and
the magnification.

❖❖❖❖

Manual Paper Select

Select the paper roll or bypass
tray containing the paper you
wish to copy onto: paper roll 1,
paper roll 2, paper roll 3(op­tion), and bypass tray.

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Basic Functions

Limitation

❒ If you select the tray paper type

setting to
cept for
the auto paper select function will
not be used. For tray paper type
setting, see "Tray Paper Type" in
the System Settings manual.

❒ If the type of paper changes when

you select the paper source, it may
take longer for copying to start.

❒ When using a 30" width original,

set the original size auto detect set­ting to off. See P.128 “Original Size

Auto Detect”

Note

❒ If you press the {

Saver

ing the power on, you can specify
the paper roll to be used as the de­fault setting for Auto Reset. The
default setting is paper roll 1. See
P.127 “Paper Roll Priority”

Translucent

[

or

Plain

[

]

} key immediately after turn-

or

]

Recycled paper

[

Clear Modes/Energy

Film

[

(ex-

]

]

Note

❒ When Auto Paper Select is se-

lected, it may take slightly long-

),

er for copies to make since the
machine selects the paper after
scanning the original.

Manual paper select

A Select the paper roll 1, paper roll

2, paper roll 3 (option), or bypass
tray.

Auto Reduce/Enlarge

2

Reference

⇒ P.46 “Copying from the Bypass

Tray”

Auto paper select

A Make sure that the

key is selected.

lect

]

Auto Paper Se-

[

The machine can choose an appropri­ate magnification based on the paper
and original sizes you select.

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Copying

2

Limitation

❒ The machine selects one of the fol-

lowing ratios:

• Metric version
400%, 283%, 200%, 141%, 100%,
71%, 50%, 35%, 25%

•Inch version

Engi­neer­ing

Archi­tecture

400%, 259%, 200%, 129%,
100%, 65%, 50%, 32%, 25%

400%, 267%, 200%, 133%,
100%, 67%, 50%, 33%, 25%

Note

❒ This is useful when you want to

copy different size originals to the
same size paper.

Reference

⇒ P.160 “Magnification Ratio

Chart”

User Auto Reduce/Enlarge

Copies to a selected copy size for each
original size.

When the original is set, the machine
automatically enlarges or reduces the
image to fit the size of the copy paper.

Preparation

You can select the following com­binations.

❖❖❖❖

Metric version

Original Size Copy size

K

A0

A1

A2

A3

A4

KL

KL

KL

KL

A0, A1, A2, A3, A4

A0, A1, A2, A3, A4

A0, A1, A2, A3, A4

A0, A1, A2, A3, A4

A0, A1, A2, A3, A4

A Press the

Auto Reduce/Enlarge

[

key.

]

B Select the paper roll 1, paper roll

2, or paper roll 3 (option).

❖❖❖❖

Inch version

Original size Copy size

1

/2" ×

KL

K

KL

KL

KL

K

KL

KL

KL

KL

E(34"×44")

D(22"×34")

C(17"×22")

B(11"×17")

A(8
11")

Engineering

E(36"×48")

D(24"×36")

C(18"×24")

B(12"×18")

A(9"×12")

Architecture

E(34"×44")K,
D(22"×34")
C(17"×22")
B(11"×17")

A(81/2"×
11")

E(36"×48")K,
D(24"×36")
C(18"×24")
B(12"×18")
A(9"×12")

KL

KL

KL

KL

KL
KL

KL

KL

,
,

,

,
,

,

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Note

❒ The default setting is to copy to the

same size paper (full-size). To
change the combination, use User
Auto Reduce/Enlarge. See P.132

“User Auto Reduce/Enlarge”

❒ You can specify whether the origi-

nal should be processed as a L or

K original. See P.132 “User Auto R/
E Original Size Detect”

Basic Functions

2

A Press the

User Auto R/E

[

key.

]

B Check that the combination se-

lected for User Auto Reduce/En­large is the one you want.

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Copying

Copying from the Bypass Tray

2

Use the bypass tray to copy paper siz­es that cannot be loaded on the paper
rolls, or for cut sheet paper.

Preparation

When copying from the bypass
tray, you can make several copies
for an original. To make several
copies, place the next paper on the
bypass tray after previous paper
has been fed into the machine.
When copying the following origi­nal types, place the original and
then load paper in the bypass tray.

Limitation

❒ You cannot use Interrupt Copy af-

ter setting the original.

❒ The maximum length for long

length is 2,000mm, 78.8".

❒ The width for paper in the bypass

tray is 210 – 914mm, 8.3" – 36".

A Press the

Bypass

[

key.

]

B Make sure that the type of paper

selected for the
displayed.

Bypass

[

key is

]

❒ Do not copy on both sides of the

paper.

❒ Do not use paper which has been

copied or printed on.

❒ You cannot use Job Preset. If you

scan several originals, the last orig­inal will be used.

Reference

For details about the paper type,
direction, and number of sheets
that can be loaded in the bypass
tray, see P.16 “Copy Paper”

Note

❒ You can specify the paper type

for the bypass tray. See "Bypass
Tray Paper Type" in the System
Settings manual.

C Make your desired settings.

Reference

For details, see explanations of
each function.

D Place you original and scan it.

Reference

P.31 “Setting Originals”

46

E Adjust the paper guides for the

bypass tray to the size of the pa­per.

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F Load the paper in the bypass tray,

with the surface to copied on to
face up.

The paper is automatically fed into
the machine and copying starts.

Copying from the Bypass Tray

2

ZEDH200E

Important

❒ Place the paper after the origi-

nal has completely scanned.

❒ Insert the paper evenly on both

sides and support the paper
with your hands until it is fed
into the machine.

Note

❒ To make several copies, load an

additional sheet of paper after
each sheet has been fed into the
machine.

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2

Copying

Setting the Length of Copy Paper Cut

❖❖❖❖

Preparation

The following paper cut methods
are available.

❖❖❖❖

Synchro Cut

Cuts the paper at the same
length as the original.
If the copy is enlarged or re­duced, the machine calculates
the appropriate length for the
magnification ration and cuts
the paper.

❖❖❖❖

Preset Cut

Cuts the paper at a preset size,
regardless of the size of the orig­inal. You can use this to copy
different sized originals to the
same size.

Inch version (Engineering)

Paper
width

Paper
type

Plain 236" 142"

Translu­cent paper
(vellum)

Film

❖❖❖❖

Inch version (Architecture)

Paper
width

Paper
type

Plain 236 " 142"

34" 22" 17" 11"

142" 142"

36" 24" 18" 12"

78.7" 78.7"

78.7" 78.7"

78.7" 78.7"

❖❖❖❖

Variable Cut

The paper is cut to the size en­tered.

Important

❒

Except for Synchro Cut, the paper
is cut regardless of the size of the
original.

❒

The maximum length paper copy
depend on the paper type and
width.

❖❖❖❖

Metric version

Paper

width

Paper
type

Plain 6000mm3600mm2000mm2000

Translu­cent paper

841mm594mm420mm297

3600mm3600mm2000mm2000

mm

mm

mm

Translu­cent paper
(vellum)

Film

142" 142"

78.7" 78.7"

Synchro Cut

Note

❒

When using Synchro Cut the paper
can be cut from 200 to 6000 mm
(7.9" to 236") (from 250 to 6000 mm
(9.8" to 236") for paper roll 3).

Limitation

❒

Depending on the original length
and the paper, the paper may be
cut error.

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Film

A Press the [

Synchro Cut

] key.

Setting the Length of Copy Paper Cut

❖❖❖❖

Metric version

Roll paper
width

Preset
length

Paper size
and direc­tion

B Select the paper roll 1, paper roll

2, or paper roll 3 (option).

Preset Cut

A Select the paper roll 1, paper roll

2, or paper roll 3 (option).

841mm 1,189mm A0

594mm A1

594mm 841mm A1

420mm A2

420mm 594mm A2

297mm A3

297mm 420mm A3

210mm A4

210mm 297mm A4

——

❖❖❖❖

Inch version (Engineering)

Roll paper
width

34" 44" E

22" 34" D

Preset
length

22" D

K

L

K

L

K

L

K

L

K

Paper size
and direc­tion

K

L

K

2

B Select the Preset Cut size.

Note

❒ The preset cut length is divided

into some types. Depending on
the roll paper width, it is cut in
the following standard length.

17" C

17" 22" C

11" B

11" 17" B

1

/2"

8

1

/2"

8

11" A

——

L

K

L

K

L

A

K

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Copying

❖❖❖❖

Inch version (Architecture)

Roll paper
width

Preset
length

Paper size
and direc­tion

C Enter the length with the number

keys, and then press the
key.

[#]

or

[OK]

2

36" 48" E

24" D

24" 36" D

18" C

18" 24" C

12" B

12" 18" B

9" A

9" 12" A

——

K

L

K

L

K

L

K

L

K

Variable Cut

Note

❒

When using Variable Cut the pa­per can be cut from 210 to 6000mm
(from 8.3" to 236") (from 250 to
6000mm (9.8" to 236") for Paper
Roll 3.)

Note

❒

To change the value, press the

key and enter the new

Clear

[

]

value.

❒

If you do not want to use Vari­able Cut, press the

Cancel

[

key.

]

If you enter a length for Variable
Cut, the length is displayed on the
screen.

A Select the paper roll 1, paper roll

2, or paper roll 3 (option).

B Press the

50

Variable Cut

[

]

key.

Sort/Rotate Sort

Sort/Rotate Sort

Copies can be assembled as sets in se­quential order.

Preparation

The following sort options are
available. You can also specify
whether the copies in the sets are
arranged first to last, or last to first.

❖❖❖❖

Sort

❖❖❖❖

Rotate Sort

3

2

1

3

2

1

3

2

1

3

2

1

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Alternate sets are rotated
KLand delivered to the out­put tray.

❖❖❖❖

Inch version (Engineering)

• 11" × 8

1

/2"

• 17" × 11"

• 22" × 17"

❖❖❖❖

Inch version (Architecture)

• 12" × 9"

• 18" × 12"

• 24" × 18"

❒

When using Rotate Sort, make sure
that the original and paper image
sizes are the same. For example,
when using A1(D) original, you
can select A2(C) size paper using
reduce the original size to 70%.

❒

The number of originals that can
be scanned for Sort and Rotate Sort
is as follows:

Standard Optional HDD

installed

2

1

3

2

1

2

3

2

3

1

Limitation

❒

You cannot select Sort for Job Pre­set copy jobs.

❒

You can use the following paper
sizes with Rotate Sort.

❖❖❖❖

Metric version

• 297mm × 210mm

• 420mm × 297mm

• 594mm × 420mm

3

2

1

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A0(E)

*1

A1(D)

*1

A2(C) 4 sheets more than 100

A3(B) 8 sheets more than 100

A4(A) 16 sheets more than 100

*1

— more than 50

sheets

2 sheets more than 100

sheets

sheets

sheets

sheets

Sort only. You cannot use A0(E)
and A1(D) with Rotate sort.

Note

❒

After all the originals have been
scanned, press the

Finish

[

key to

]

start copying. You can change this
setting. See P.129 “Sort Copy Set-

ting”

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Copying

2

Reference

Once you start scanning the origi­nals, the memory indicator display
starts to decrease. You can change
the memory indicator display to
use a number of pages, or a per­centage. See P.128 “Memory Status

Display”

A Press the

Displayed "Ready for Sort" on the
screen.

Sort

[

or

]

Rotate Sort

[

key.

]

C Place your originals.

Reference

P.31 “Setting Originals”

After the originals have been
scanned, the following message
is displayed.

Note

❒ You can repeat the scanning

procedure until all the originals
have been scanned.

❒ To cancel Sort or Rotate Sort,

press the {

} key.

Saver

Clear Modes/Energy

B Make your desired settings.

Reference

For details, see explanations of
each function.

D After the last original has been

scanned, press

The machine starts copying.

Note

❒ After sorting has finished, if you

change the paper roll setting in
the Additional Copy, the paper
will be fed depend on Addition­al Copy setting, regardless of
the original setting.

Finish

[

key.

]

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Program

You can store frequency used copy
job settings in machine memory, and
recall them for next use.

Program

Storing Your Settings

The Program function includes the
following settings.

❖❖❖❖

Storing Your Settings

You can store settings you fre­quency use.

❖❖❖❖

Deleting A Program

You can delete a stored program.

❖❖❖❖

Recalling A Program

You can recall a stored program.

Note

❒

You can store up to 20 programs.

❒

You can only select paper roll as
the paper source on the screen.
You cannot store the paper type or
size.

❒

If you store the settings in the pro­gram sheet, you can create a list.
See P.157 “Program Record Sheet”

❒

Immediately after the machine is
turned on, after Auto Reset, or af­ter a reset, the settings are set to
those stored in program No. 20.
See P.126 “Initial Mode Set”

❒

The stored settings are stored even
after the power is turned off, or the

{

Clear Modes/Energy Saver

pressed, they have not been delet­ed.

} key is

A Edit the copy settings so that all

functions you want to store in this
program are selected.

B Press the {

The Program screen is displayed.

C Press the

{

Program

{{

Store

[

key.

]

}}}} key.

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D Press the program number you

want to store.

When the settings are successfully
stored, the m indicator appears.

Note

❒

m indicates that program is al­ready stored.

2

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Copying

2

If Settings Are Already Stored
(Edit)

A Check the settings in the stored

program.

Note

❒ To check the settings of the

stored program, or recall the
program. See P.54 “Recalling

a Program”

B Edit the settings in the stored

program, AAAA – DDDD.

❖❖❖❖

To overwrite the settings

APress the

Important

❒ When you overwrite the

settings, the contents of
the stored program are
erased.

Yes

[

key.

]

C Press the program number you

want to delete.

D Press the

Note

❒ To cancel the deletion, press the

key.

[No]

Yes

[

key.

]

E To delete another program, repeat

steps AAAA to DDDD.

Recalling a Program

A Press the {
B Press the

{

Program

{{

Recall

[

key.

]

}}}} key.

❖❖❖❖

If you want to keep the settings

APress the

Deleting a Program

A Press the {

The Program screen is displayed.

B Press the

54

{

Program

{{

Delete

[

[No]

}}}} key.

key.

]

key.

C Press the program number you

want to recall.

Note

❒ Only programs with m is al-

ready stored a program.

Other Functions

Other Functions

Energy Saver Mode

If you do not operate the machine for
a certain period after copying, or
when you press and hold the {

Modes/Energy Saver

two second, the display disappears
and the machine enters Energy Saver
mode. When you press the {

Modes/Energy Saver

machine returns to the ready condi­tion.

In Energy Saver mode, the machine
uses less power consumption. The
Energy Saver mode makes a two-step
reduction in power consumption: one
for the period up to the time set for
Low Power mode, the other for the
period after that time.

Reference

For Panel Off Timer setting, see
"Panel Off Timer" in the "System
Settings" manual.

For Energy Saver Timer setting,
see "Energy Saver Timer" in the
"System Settings" manual.

} key for more than

} key again, the

Clear

Clear

User Codes

If the machine is set to use the User
Code function, operators must input
their user codes before the machine
can be operated. The machine keeps
count of the number of copies made
under each user code.

Note

❒ When the machine is set for user

codes, the machine will prompt
you for your user codes after the
operation switch is turned on or
the Auto Reset comes into effect.

❒ To force the machine to display the

user code entry screen, press the

{

Clear/Stop

{

Clear Modes/Energy Saver

Reference

For user code settings, see "User
Code Access" in the "System Set­tings" manual.

For details on storing, changing, or
deleting user codes, see P.141 “Pro-
gram/Change/Delete, User Code”.

} key while pressing the

} key.

2

Auto Start

If you make the settings and scan the
originals while the message "Ready to
Copy" is displayed, your copies will
be made as soon as warm-up finishes.

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Copying

Sample Copy

2

Makes a copy of the first part (0 –
250mm) of an original to a length of
210mm (8.3") (250mm (9.8") for paper
roll 3.) This allows you check the copy
settings before making a full copy.

Reference

You can select the default settings.
See P.130 “Sample Copy Priority”

A Press the {

}}}} key.

Copy

B Press the
C Press the

{

Sample Copy/Partial

{{

Sample Copy

[
[Y]

key.

]

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key.

E Press the

[OK]

key.

F Make your desired settings.

Reference

For details, see explanations of
each function.

G Place your originals.

The machine makes a 210mm (8.3")
(250mm (9.8") for paper roll 3)
copy.

Reference

⇒ P.31 “Setting Originals”, P.130

“Sample Copy Priority”

D Enter the start position (Y) with

the number keys.

Note

❒ To change the value entered,

press the {
then enter the new value.

56

Clear/Stop

} key, and

Exiting Sample Copy

A Press the {{{{

}}}} key.

Saver

Clear Modes/Energy

Partial Copy

Partial Copy

Copies only a specified portion of the
original.

Reference

You can specify the start position
(Y1) and the end position (Y2). See
P.130 “Partial Copy Priority”

A Press the {

}}}} key.

Copy

B Press the

{

Sample Copy/Partial

{{

Partial Copy

[

key.

]

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Note

❒ To change the value entered,

press the {
enter the new value.

❒ The minimum length for Partial

Copy is 210mm (8.3") (250mm
(9.8") for paper roll 3). Enter a
value for Y2-Y1> that specifies a
length of at least 210mm (8.3")
(250mm (9.8") for paper roll 3).

❒ If the length specified by

and

[Y1]

machine adjusts the start posi­tion based on the last number
you entered.

D Press the

the scan start position.

E Press the

Clear/Stop

is less than 210mm, the

key, and then enter

[Y1]

key.

[OK]

} key and

2

[Y2]

C Press the

the scan end position with the
number keys.

key, and then enter

[Y2]

F Make your desired settings.

Reference

For details, see explanations of
each function.

G Place your originals.

The machine makes a copy of the
specified area.

Exiting Partial Copy

A Press the {{{{

}}}} key.

Saver

Clear Modes/Energy

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Copying

Preset Reduce/Enlarge

2

You can select a preset ratio for copy­ing. You can store up to three enlarge­ment or reduction ratios of your own.

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Preparation

You can select one of 8 present ra­tios (4 enlargement ratios, 4 reduc­tion ratios).

❖❖❖❖

Metric version

Enlargement Ratios: 141%, 200%,
283%, 400%

Reduction Ratios: 25%, 35%, 50%, 71%

You can specify the enlarge/re­duce ratio to use when the power
is turned on, after Auto Reset, or
the {

Clear Modes/Energy Saver

has been pressed. See P.131 “Preset
Reduce/Enlarge Priority”

Note

❒

Preset ratios are set by combining
the original size and paper size.

❒

You can select a ratio regardless of
the size of an original, copy paper
or roll paper. With some ratios,
parts of the image might not be
copied or margins will appear on
copies.

Reference

For details on the relation between
the original and paper sizes for
preset ratio, see the ratio table. See
P.160 “Magnification Ratio Chart”

A Press the

Reduce/Enlarge

[

key.

]

} key

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❖❖❖❖

Inch version

Engi­neering

Architec­ture

You can store up to three ratios of
your own for ratios you frequently
use, but which are not in the preset
ratios. The ratios can be set in 0.1%
steps (0.2% over 200%.). See P.131

“User Reproduction Ratio”

Enlargement ratios:
129%, 200%, 259%, 400%

Reduction Ratios: 25%,
32%, 50%, 65%

Enlargement ratios:
133%, 200%, 267%, 400%

Reduction Ratios: 25%,
33%, 50%, 67%

B Select a ratio.

C Press the

[OK]

key.

Zoom

Zoom

You can change the magnification in

0.1% (or 1%) steps.

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Preparation

You can set the ratio in the follow­ing ways.

• Using the number keys

• Selecting a ratio close to the one
you want to set from Preset Re­duce/Enlarge, and then press
the

-1%][+1%

[

to adjust the ratio.

]

or

-0.1][+0.1

[

keys

]

A Press the

Reduce/Enlarge

[

When using the Number keys

A Press the

Input Ratio

[

]

key.

]

key.

2

Limitation

❒ You cannot use Zoom if Auto Pa-

per Select or User Auto Reduce/
Enlarge are selected.

Note

❒ You can set the magnification ratio

from 25.0 to 400.0%.

❒ To set the magnification ratio on

screen, use the
To specify a decimal value, use the

or

-0.1

[

]

❒ For ratios 25.0 – 200.0% the steps

are 0.1%, for ratios 200.0 – 400.0%
the steps are 0.2%.

❒ You can select a ratio regardless of

the size of an original, copy paper
or roll paper. With some ratios,
parts of the image might not be
copied or margins will appear on
copies.

+0.1

[

key.

]

-1%

[

or

]

+1%

[

key.

]

B Enter the desired ratio with the

number keys.

Note

❒ Use the {

imal point.

To change the value, press the

{

Clear/Stop

the new value.

} key to enter a dec-

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} key, and then enter

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2

Copying

C Press the [#] key.

Selecting a ratio from the preset

] or [

] or [

[

-1%][+1%

-0.1][+0.1

+0.1

ratios, and then use the

[

or

-0.1][+0.1

A Select a ratio.
B

Press the [

keys to set the ratio.

Note

❒ Press the [

adjust the ratio in 0.1% steps.

]

keys to adjust it

-1%][+1%

-0.1

]

] key to

,

]

❒ If you make a mistake, press

[

-1%

key to readjust the ratio.

B Press the [

], [

OK

], [

-0.1

] key.

+0.1

] and [

+1%

]

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Fine Magnification

Fine Magnification

Paper can expand or shrink be affect­ed, which can result in copies where
size of the original and the copy do
not match (such as under humid con­dition). This function uses the mea­surements of the original and the
copy to calculate a ratio to produce
copies that are close to actual size.

Note

❒ Fine Magnification is used for orig-

inals that have already been
scanned. If you want to perform
fine magnification corrections to
paper that has stretched due to the
type of paper or exposure to hu­mid conditions, see "Fine Magnifi­cation: Copier" in the System
Settings manual.

❒ Set the correction ratio after mea-

suring the length and width of the
original and the copy.

Calculating the Correction Value (%)

Example)

CopyOriginal

A Press the

B Press the

Reduce/Enlarge

[

Fine Mag.

[

]

key.

key.

]

C Select the paper type you want to

correct, then adjust the horizontal
and vertical ratio using the

keys.

[+]

[-]

and

2

Horiz. Horiz.

To copy at the same size as the original

correction value(%)

... For the example above:

Set the correction value (horizontal) to 0.8%.

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❒ When Fine Magnification is select-

ed, depending on the pattern of
original, moire patterns may be
noticeable or the image quality
may deteriorate.

Note

❒ If you make a mistake, press the

Cancel

[

key, and then repeat the

]

procedure again.B

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Copying

2

D Press the [

After you have set the correction
values, they are displayed on the
screen.

Note

❒ The settings also appear in "Fine

Magnification: Copier" settings
in the System Settings manual.
If the settings are adjusted in
System Settings and via the
screen, the resulting setting will
be a value that satisfies both.

OK

] key.

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Size Magnification

Size Magnification

You can calculate a ratio from the
lengths of the original and copy for
enlarging or reducing the copy.

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Preparation

Measure and specify the lengths of
the original and copy by compar­ing "A" with "a".

The enlargement or reduction ratio
is automatically calculated, elimi­nating the need to calculate the ra­tio yourself.

B Press the

Size Magnification

[

key

]

C Enter the length of the original

with the number keys, and then
press the

[#]

key.

2

Limitation

❒ The ratio is selected from within

the range of 25.0% – 400.0%.

❒ If the calculated ratio is less than

25%, the ratio is set to 25.0%, if it is
more than 400%, it is set to 400.0%.

❒ You cannot use Size Magnification

if Auto Paper Select is selected.

A Press the

Reduce/Enlarge

[

key.

]

Note

❒ To change the value, press the

key, and then enter the

Clear

[

]

new value.

D Press the

on the screen and then enter the
copy length with the number
keys. Then press the

Note

❒ To change the value, press the

Clear

[

new value.

E Press the

Copy___mm (inch)

[

key.

[#]

key, and then enter the

]

key.

[OK]

key

]

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Copying

Directional Magnification (%)

2

Copies can be reduced or enlarged at
different magnifications horizontally
and vertically.

Horiz

Vert

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Preparation

You can set the ratio in the follow­ing ways.

•

Number Keys

[

Using the number keys

•

+– keys

[

Using the

You can set the ratio from 25.0 to

400.0%.

]

]

or

[+]

keys

[-]

A Press the

B Press the

C Press the

Reduce/Enlarge

[

Size Magnification

[

Direct. Mag%

[

key.

]

key.

]

]

key.

For ratios 25.0 – 200.0%, the steps
are 0.1%, for ratios 200.0 – 400.0%,
the steps are 0.2%.

Limitation

❒ You cannot use Directional Magni-

fication (%) if Auto Paper Select is
selected.

64

D Press the

key.

Horizontal

[

or

]

Vertical

[

]

E Enter the horizontal or vertical ra-

tio with the number keys, and

then press the [#] key.

Note

❒ Use the {

mal point.

} key to enter a deci-

·

Directional Magnification (%)

B

Press the [

keys to set the vertical ratio.

-1%][+1%

] or [

-0.1][+0.1

]

2

❒ To change the value, press the

[

] key, and then enter the

Clear

new value.

Using

A Press the [

[

-1%][+1%][-0.1][+0.1

+– keys

Note

❒ If a ratio has not been entered

with either the [

[

Vertical

press the [
[

-0.1][+0.1

not displayed.

] keys, even if you

] key.

+- keys

] keys the value is

]

key

Horizontal

], [

-1%][+1%

] or

]

F Press the [

C Press the [

D

Press the [

keys to set the vertical resolu­tion.

Vertical

-1%][+1%

] key.

OK

] key.

] or [

-0.1][+0.1

]

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Directional Size Magnification (inch)

2

You can specify the length for the hor­izontal and vertical size separately.
You can use this function to distort
the image.

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Preparation

Measure and specify the lengths of
the original and copy by compar­ing "A" with "a".

You can set the ratio from 25.0 to

400.0%.

Limitation

❒ You cannot use Directional Size

Magnification (inch) if Auto Paper
Select is selected.

B Press the

C Press the

D Enter the length for

with the number keys, and then
press the

Size Magnification

[

D. Size Mag.inch

[

Orig. Horiz.

[

key.

[#]

]

key.

]

key.

]

Note

❒ If the calculated ratio is less than

25%, the ratio is set to 25.0%, if it is
more than 400%, it is set to 400.0%.

A Press the

66

Reduce/Enlarge

[

key.

]

Note

❒ To change the value, press the

key, and then enter the

Clear

[

]

new value.

E Enter the length for

with the number keys, and then
press the

[#]

key.

Copy Horiz.

[

]

Directional Size Magnification (inch)

F Enter the length for [

with the number keys, and then

press the [#] key.

G Enter the length for [

with the number keys, and then

press the [#] key.

Note

❒ To change one of the lengths,

press the length you want to
change, and then re-enter the
number.

H Press the [

OK

] key.

Orig. Vert.

Copy Vert.

]

]

2

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Margin Adjustment

2

When Synchro Cut is selected, you
can create a margin for the leading
edge and trailing edge of the original,
and cut unnecessary parts of the
copy.

Preparation

You can select the following types
of margin for this function.

• Top (+): Creates a margin for
the leading edge of the original
(top of the copy).

• Top (-): Reduces the margin for
the leading edge of the original
(top of the copy.)

• Bottom (+): Creates a margin for
the trailing edge of the original
(bottom of the copy.)

• Bottom (-): reduces the margin
for the trailing edge of the origi­nal (bottom of the copy.)

You can set the margin from -200
to +200mm, in steps of 1mm (from

-7.8" to 7.8", in steps of 0.1").

The default margin setting is
20mm, 2.0". You can change this
default setting. See P.133 “Margin

Adjustment Priority”

Press the top
keys to set the margins.

The copy length will be the speci­fied length plus or minus the
amount of the margin.

and bottom

+][-

[

]

[+]

[-]

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A Press the

Shift/Erase

[

key.

]

Margin Adjustment

B Press the [

C Press the [

D Use the [

and bottom margins.

Margin Adjustment

] or [

Top

] or [+] keys to set the top

-

Bottom

] key.

2

] key.

Note

❒ If you set a minus margin that

would make the size of the copy
less than 210mm (8.3") (250mm
(9.8")for Paper Roll 3), the paper
will be cut at 210mm (8.3").

E Press the [

OK

] key.

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2

Copying

Shift

Moves (shifts) the copy image up,
down, left, or right to create a margin.

•

←←←←

key (Left): Shifts the image

[

]

towards the left of the original.

•

→→→→

key (Right): Shifts the im-

[

]

age towards the right of the
original.

You can shift the image from 0 to
200mm in 1mm steps (0 to 7.8" in

0.1" steps).

The default setting is 20mm, 2.0".
You can change this setting. See
P.133 “Shift Image Area Priority”

You can also shift the image in a
combination of up/down and left/
right.

Limitation

❒ When using the print and shift set-

tings, the print position is moved
in the direction of the shift setting.

❒ You can use the Shift function for

copy sizes up to A0 (E).

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Preparation

You can select the following types
of margin for this function.

•

↑↑↑↑

key (Top): Shifts the image

[

]

towards the leading edge of the
original (top of the copy.)

•

↓↓↓↓

key (Bottom): Shifts the im-

[

]

age towards the trailing edge of
the original (bottom of the
copy.)

A Press the

B Press the

Shift/Erase

[

key.

Shift

[

]

key.

]

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Creating a to p or bottom margin

A Press the [↑↑↑↑] or [↓↓↓↓] keys to set

the length of the shift amount.

Shift

2

Creating a left or right margin

A Press the [←←←←] or [→→→→] keys to set

the length of the shift amount.

C Press the [

OK

] key.

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Copying

Border Erase

2

Erases the rim area of the original im­age.

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Preparation

The default border erase setting is
10mm, 0.4". You can change this
setting. See P.133 “Border Erase

Width Priority”

A Press the

Shift/Erase

[

key.

]

Setting border erase to same
width

A Press the
B Press the

the Border Erase width, and
then press the

Same Width

[

or

[-]

[OK]

key.

]

keys to set

[+]

key.

Setting border erase to separate
widths

A Press the

4 Sides

[

key.

]

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B Press the

Border Erase

[

key.

]

Border Erase

B Press the [

and [

Right

erase rim area, and set the Bor-

der Erase width using the [-] or
[+] keys. Then press the [OK]

key.

Limitation

❒ When using the Border Erase

function with other func­tions, see P.101 “Chart of Scan
Sizes for Each Function”.

], [

Top

] keys to select the

Bottom

], [

Left

]

2

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Copying

Delete Inside

2

Copies the original while erasing
parts inside a specified area.

Delete Inside

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Limitation

❒ If the original is larger than A1,

you can only erase one area (Met­ric version only).

❒ If the original is larger than C, you

can only erase one area (Inch ver­sion only).

Note

❒ The area is specified by defining to

two points for the top left of the
original (X1, Y1) and two points for
the size of the area (X2, Y2). Mea­sure the area you want to specify
before entering the area settings.

❒ When using this function with the

magnification function, the actual
setting will be the specified setting
multiplied by the reproduction ra­tio.

❒ You can specify up to 5 areas.

A Press the

B Press the

C Press the

keys to select the delete position,
and enter the values to specify the
area, and then press the

Shift/Erase

[

Delete Inside

[

[Y1], [Y2], [X1]

key.

]

key.

]

and

key.

[#]

[X2]

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Area

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Note

❒ To change the value, press the

key, and then enter the

Clear

[

]

new value.

D To specify several areas, specify

areas 1 – 5 in the same way.

Delete Inside

2

E Press the

[OK]

key.

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Copying

Delete Outside

2

Copies the original while erasing
parts outside a specified area.

Delete Outside

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Limitation

❒ If the original is larger than A1,

you can only specify one area
(Metric version only).

❒ If the original is larger than C, you

can only erase one area (Inch ver­sion only).

Note

❒ The area is specified by defining

two points for the top left of the
original (X1, Y1) and two points for
the size of the area (X2, Y2). Mea­sure the area you want to specify
before entering the area settings.

A Press the

B Press the

C Press the

keys to select the delete position,
and enter the values to specify the
area, and then press the

Shift/Erase

[

Delete Outside

[

[Y1], [Y2], [X1]

key.

]

key.

]

and

[#]

key.

[X2]

❒ When using this function with the

magnification function, the actual
setting will be the specified setting
multiplied by the reproduction ra­tio.

❒ You can specify up to 5 areas.

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Area

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D To specify several areas, specify

areas 1 – 5 in the same way.

E Press the

[OK]

key.

Double Copies

Double Copies

One original image is copied twice on
to one copy as shown in the illustra­tion.

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Limitation

❒ You can copy an image up to A2

(C) in size with the Double Copies
function K. You can use a paper
size up to A1 (D) L.

Note

❒ You can erase the separation line

between the two images. The de­fault setting is Separation Line. See
P.134 “Double Copies Separation

Line”

A Press the

B Press the

C Press the

Edit Image

[

Double Copies

[

[OK]

]

key.

key.

]

2

key.

❒ When using Double Copies, the

paper size must be twice as large as
the original (when
lected). When using Reduce/En­large, consider the magnification
ratio when selecting the paper size.

Full size

[

is se-

]

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Copying

Image Repeat

2

The original image is copied repeat­edly.

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Preparation

The number of repeated images
depends on the original size, copy
paper size, and reproduction ratio.

• For example you can copy eight
images of a A4 (A) original to
A1 (D) size copy paper.

Limitation

❒ You cannot use the bypass tray.

Note

❒ You can insert separation lines

(Solid, Broken, Crop Marks) be­tween repeated images. The de­fault setting is None. See P.134

“Image Repeat Separation Line”

❒ When using Image Repeat with the

Shift function, the composite im­age is repeated.

❒ When using Image Repeat with the

Image Overlay function, the com­posite image is repeated.

A Press the

Edit Image

[

key.

]

❒ Depending on the paper size and

the reproduction ratio, the repeat­ed image may be cropped.

❒ You can use Image Repeat for cop-

ies with sizes up to A0(E).

❒ When Image repeat is selected, the

maximum length for Variable Cut
is 1,248mm, 48".

❒ When you have used Image Re-

peat with the stamp function, you
cannot delete only the repeated
image when using Additional
Copy.

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B Press the

C Press the

Image Repeat

[

key.

[OK]

key.

]

Positive/Negative

Black and white areas of the original
are reversed.

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Limitation

❒ You can use Positive/Negative for

copies with sizes up to A0(E).

Positive/Negative

2

Note

❒ When making continuous copies,

the image density may deteriorate.
See P.106 “If You Cannot Make Clear

Copies”

A Press the

B Press the

Edit Image

[

Positive/Negative

[

key.

]

key.

]

C Press the

[OK]

key.

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Copying

Mirror Image

The image is mirrored along the left/
right axis, so that it appears as it
would when viewed in a mirror.

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A Press the [

B Press the [

C Press the [

Edit Image

Mirror Image

] key.

OK

] key.

] key.

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