Ricoh JP5000 User Manual

JP5000

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

TPEH162N

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, 1 chome, Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107, Japan Telephone: Tokyo 3479-3111

JP5000 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Overseas Affiliates

U.S.A.

RICOH CORPORATION 5 Dedrick Place West Caldwell, New Jersey 07006 (TEL) 973-882-2000

Netherlands

RICOH EUROPE B.V. Groenelaan 3 P.O. Box 114 1180 AC - Amstelveen Holland (TEL) 020-5474111

United Kingdom

RICOH U.K. LTD. Ricoh House 1 Plane Tree Crescent, Feltham, Middlesex, TW13 7HG (TEL) 181-261-4000

Germany

RICOH DEUTSCHLAND GMBH Mergenthalerallee 38-40, 65760 Eschborn (TEL) (06196) 906-0

Singapore

RICOH ASIA PACIFIC PTE. LTD. #15-01/02 The Heeren, 260 Orchard Road, Singapore 238855 (TEL) 65-830-5888

Spain

RICOH ESPAÑA S.A. Guitar d, 4 5 08014 Barcelona (TEL) 490-09-60

Italy

RICOH ITALIA S.p.A. Via della Metallurgia, 12 (zona Basson) - 37139 VERONA (TEL) 045-851 00 44

Hong Kong

RICOH HONG KONG LTD. 23/F., China Overseas Building, 139, Hennessy Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong (TEL) 2862-2888

France

RICOH FRANCE S.A. 383 Avenue du Général de Gaulle, B.P. 307, 92143 Clamart Cedex (TEL) 01-4094-3838

Printed in Japan UE USA C2298607

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.

Power Source:

120 V, 60 Hz, 2.7 A 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.194

Notes:

Some illustrations might be slightly different from your machine. Certain options migh t no t be av ail abl e in some countries. F or de tails, please contac t yo ur local dealer.

Two kinds of size notation are employed in this manual. With this machine refer to the Inch version. For good print quality, Ricoh recommends that you use genuine Ricoh master and ink. 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 connection”

Note to users in the United States of America

Notice:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital devices, pursuant to Part 15 of t he FCC Rules. These li mits are designed to provide reasonabl e p r ote cti on ag ain st harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, might cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a res idential a rea is lik ely to cau se harmful interferenc e in whi ch case t he user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

Warning

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

Note to users in Canada

Warning:

This Class A digital apparatus compiles with Canadian ICES-003.

Remarque concernant les utilisateurs au Canada

Avertissement:

Cet appareil numérique de la classe A est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

In accordance with ISO Standard 7001, this machine uses the following symbols for the main switch:

aaaa

means POWER ON.

bbbb

means POWER OFF.

Safety Information

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

Safety During Operation

In this manual, the following important symbols are used:

WARNING:

CAUTION:

Examples Of Indications

Ignoring this warning could cause serious injury or even death.

Ignoring this caution could cause injury or damage to property.

Symbols R mean a situation that requires you take care.

Do NOT carry out the operation represented by this symbol m. This example means “Do not take apart”.

Symbols $ mean you MUST perform this operation. This example means “You must remove the wall plug”.

Warning:

RRRR

•

Only connect the machine to the power source described on the inside front cover of this manual.

•

Avoid multi-wiring.

•

Do not damage, break or make a ny modifica tions to the power cord. Do not place heavy objects on it, pull it hard or bend it more than necessary. T hese ac tions co uld caus e a n electric shock or fire.

•

Do not plug or unpl ug the po wer cord w ith your h ands wet. Otherwise, an electric shock might occur.

•

Make sure the wall outlet is near the machine and freely accessible so that in event of an emergency it can be unplugged easily.

•

Do not remove any covers or screws other than those specified in this manual. Some parts of the machine are at a high voltage and could give you an electric shock. Wh en the machine needs to be checked, adjusted, or repaired, contact your service representative.

•

Do not take apart or attempt any modifications to this machine. There is a risk of fire, electric shock, explosion or loss of sight.

•

If the machine looks damaged or breaks down, smoke is coming out, there is a strange smell or anything looks unusual, immediately tu rn off the main switch th en unplug the power cord from the wall. Do not continue using the machine in this condition. Contact your service representative.

•

If metal, liquid or foreign matter falls into the machine, turn off the main switch and unplug the main power cord. Contact your service representative. Do not ke ep using the m achine with a fault or defect.

•

Do not put any metal objects or containers holding water (e.g. vases, flowerpots, glasses) on the machine. If the contents fall inside the machine, a fire or electric shock could occur.

Caution:

RRRR

•

Keep the machine away from humidity and dust. A fire or an electric shock might occur.

•

Do not place the machine on an unstable or tilted surface. If it topples over, it could cause injury.

•

After you move the machine, fix it with the caster fixture. Otherwise, the machine might move or come down to cause a personal injury.

•

When you move the machine, unpl ug the power cord from the wall outlet to avoid fire or electric shock.

•

When the machine will not be used for a long time, unpl ug the power cord.

•

When you pull out the plug from the socket, grip the plug to avoid damaging the cord and causing fire or electric shock.

•

If you use the machine in a confined space, make sure there is a continuous air turnover.

•

Do not reuse stapled paper. Do not use aluminum foil, carbo ncontaining paper or other conductive paper. Otherwise, a fire might occur.

•

This machine has been tested for safety using this supplier's parts and consumables. We recommend you only use these specified supplies.

•

This equipment is only to be installed by a qual ified service personnel.

•

Deliver to collection point for waste products. Do not be disposed of via domestic refuse collection.

•

If ink comes into contact with your eyes, rinse immediately in running water. In the case of any abnormal symptoms, consult a doctor.

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•

Keep the ink or ink container out of reach of children.

•

If ink is ingested, force vomiting by drinking a strong saline solution and consult a doctor immediately.

•

Be careful not to cut yourself on any sharp edges when you reach inside the machine to remove misfed sheets of paper or masters.

•

While printing, do not touch the belt at the end of the paper delivery tray or the job separator. You might be injured.

•

When your machine is equipped with the PC controller option:

•

Do not place this equipment on an unstable or tilted surface. If you do, it could fall.

•

Do not place heavy objects on top of this equipment. They might cause the equipment to become unstable and topple over.

•

When your machine is equipped with the PC controller option:

•

If by any chance this equipment falls over or a bre akage occurs (e.g., the cover), turn off the main switch of this equipment, unplug the power cable and contact your service representative. If you continue to use the equipment in this state it could result in fire or electric shock.

How To Read This Manual

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.

Making Prints

Before making prints using this machine, you have to make a master by pressing the press the

{

Start

key. When you

Start

}

key, the machine

}

scans the original image and makes a master. This procedure describes how to make basic prints.

A Set your originals.

When you set original on the exposure glass (contact glass)

A Set one original face down.

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B Press the

Program Clear Modes

C Press the

Program Clear Modes

Clear/Stop

Start

{{{{

Proof

{{{{

}}}}

Enter

Check the print image.

key.

Start

key.

}}}}

Auto Cycle

Proof

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Auto Cycle

Proof

Start

TPES060N

When you set originals in the optional document feeder

A Set the originals face up.

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Reference

When you want to change the image position, see ⇒ P.25 “Ad- justing Print Image Position”.

TPES560E

When you want to increase the image density, press the

{W}

key. See ⇒ P.26 “Adjusting Print Image Density”.

When you want to decrease the image density, press the

{V}

key. See ⇒ P.26 “Adjusting Print Image Density”.

Combine Class Slow Fast

Speed

TPES100N

D Enter the desired number of

prints with the Number keys.

Program Clear Modes

Auto Cycle

Proof

Enter

Start

Clear/Stop

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E Press the

Program Clear Modes

{{{{

key.

}}}}

Auto Cycle

Proof

Enter

Start

Clear/Stop

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When the print job has finished, press the

Clear Modes

{

key. Previ-

}

ously entered job settings will be cleared.

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What You Can Do With This Machine

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Standard Printing

See ⇒ P.20 “Standard Printing”.

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Adjusting Print Image Position

See ⇒ P.25 “Adjusting Print Image Position”.

*: Paper feed direction

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Adjusting Print Image Density

See ⇒ P.26 “Adjusting Print Image Density”.

GRPOSI0E

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Reducing And Enlarging Using Preset Ratios

See ⇒ P.30 “Preset Reduce/Enlarge—Reducing And Enlarging Using Preset Ratios”.

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Having The Machine Choose The Reproduction Ratios

See ⇒ P.32 “Auto Magnification Selection—Having The Machine Choose The Reproduction Ratios”.

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Halftone Printing

See ⇒ P.27 “Tint Mode—Halftone Printing”.

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Changing The Printing Speed

See ⇒ P.28 “Changing The Printing Speed”.

GRTINT0E

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Reducing And Enlarging In 1 % Steps

See ⇒ P.35 “Zoom—Reducing And Enlarging In 1 % Steps”.

GRAUTO0E

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Stretching And Squeezing T he Image In 1 % Steps

See ⇒ P.37 “Directional Magnification—Stretching And Squeezing The Image In 1 % Steps”.

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Erasing Edge Margins

See ⇒ P.40 “Edge Erase—Erasing Edge Margins”.

AB AB

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The Same Original Using All Stored Data”.

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Making Variable Numbers Of Prints From The Same Original Using Stored Data

See ⇒ P.53 “Auto Class Mode— Making Variable Numbers Of Prints From The Same Original Using Stored Data”.

GRCLAS2E

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Printing On Various Kinds Of Paper

See ⇒ P.42 “Printing On Various Kinds Of Paper”.

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Selecting A Mode To Match Your Original

See ⇒ P.45 “Selecting A Mode To Match Your Original”.

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Saving Ink

See ⇒ P.48 “Economy Mode—Saving Ink”.

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Making Master And Prints At One Stroke

See ⇒ P.49 “Auto Cycle—Making Master And Prints At One Stroke”.

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Making Variable Numbers Of Prints From The Same Original Using All Stored Data

See ⇒ P.51 “All Class Mode—Making Variable Numbers Of Prints From

GRERAS0E

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Making Variable Numbers Of Prints From The Same Original

See ⇒ P.56 “Manual Class Mode With One Original—Making Variable Numbers Of Prints From The Same Original”.

GRCLAS2E

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Making Variable Numbers Of Prints From Different Originals

See ⇒ P.58 “Manual Class Mode With 2 Or More Originals—Making Variable Numbers Of Prints From Different Originals”.

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Having Images Repeated On One Print

See ⇒ P.68 “Auto Combine Mode— Having Images Repeated On One Print”.

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Making Fixed Numbers Of Prints From The Same Original

See ⇒ P.61 “Class Mode—Making Fixed Numbers Of Prints From The same Original”.

C D

R R

R R R

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Skip Feed Printing

See ⇒ P.70 “Skip Feed Printing”.

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Storing Your Print Settings In Memory

See ⇒ P.72 “Program—Storing Your Print Settings In Memory”.

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Printing Secret Documents

See ⇒ P.75 “Security Mode—Printing Secret Documents”.

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Regaining The Image Density When The Ink On The Drum Dries

See ⇒ P.76 “Quality Start Mode— Regaining The Image Density When The Ink On The Drum Dries”.

GRACOM0E

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Combining Originals Into One Print

See ⇒ P.63 “Combine Originals— Combining Originals Into One Print”.

GRCOMB2E

Separating Printing Sets On The Paper Delivery Tray

See ⇒ P.77 “Job Separation—Separating Printing Sets On The Paper Delivery Tray”.

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Saving Master

See ⇒ P.79 “Saving Master”.

GRJOBS0E

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On Line Printing

See ⇒ P.80 “On Line Printing”.

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Making Color Prints

See ⇒ P.87 “Making Color Prints”.

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Printing In Two Colors

See ⇒ P.88 “Printing In Two Colors”.

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Having The Date Stamped On Your Prints

See ⇒ P.115 “Stamping Date—Having The Date Stamped On Your Prints”.

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Rotating The Original Images

See ⇒ P.91 “Image Rotation—Rotating Original Images”.

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Make-up Printing

See ⇒ P.105 “Make-up Printing”.

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Merging Images

See ⇒ P.113 “Image Overlay— Merging Images”.

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Having Page Numbers Stamped On Your Prints

See ⇒ P.117 “Page Stamping—Having Page Numbers Stamped On Your Prints”.

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Printing Preset Messages On Your Prints

See ⇒ P.120 “Stamping Function— Printing Preset Messages On Your Prints”.

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GRPAGE0E

GROVER0E

GROVER1E

Priority

Preliminary

Confidential

GRSTAM0E

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Printing Your Own Messages On Your Prints

See ⇒ P.122 “User Stamping— Printing Your Own Messages On Your Prints”.

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Combining Originals Into One Print With The Memory Board

See ⇒ P.124 “Memory Combine— Combining Originals Into One Print With The Memory Board”.

GRUSTA0E

GRMCOM0E

GRREPE0E

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Machine Exterior........................................................................................ 1

Machine Interior......................................................................................... 2

Options....................................................................................................... 4

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

Keys........................ ...................................................................................... 6

Indicators................... .................................................................................. .. 8

Panel Display............................................................................................. 9

Display Panel Layout .................................................................................. 10

1.OPERATION

Printing Paper.......................................................................................... 11

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

Preparation For Printing......................................................................... 15

Loading Paper............................................................................................. 15

Setting Up The Paper Delivery Tray ........................................................... 16

User Codes............................................................................................... 19

Standard Printing .................................................................................... 20

Loading Paper On The Paper Feed Tray............................................... 22

Replenishing Paper..................................................................................... 22

Changing The Paper Size........................................................................... 23

Closing The Paper Feed And Paper Delivery Trays............................. 24

Adjusting Print Image Position.............................................................. 25

Adjusting Print Image Density............................................................... 26

Before Making A Master.............................................................................. 26

After Making A Master................................................................................. 26

Tint Mode—Halftone Printing................................................................. 27

Changing The Printing Speed................................................................ 28

Stopping The Machine During A Multi-print Run ................................. 29

When You Want To Stop The Machine During A Multi-print Run And Print

A Different Original..................................................................................... 29

When You Want To Change The Number Of Prints Entered Or Check

The Completed Prints ................................................................................ 29

Preset Reduce/Enlarge—Reducing And Enlarging Using Preset Ratios.. 30 Auto Magnification Selection—Having The Machine Choose The

Reproduction Ratios.............................................................................. 32

Zoom—Reducing And Enlarging In 1 % Steps..................................... 35

Directional Magnification—Stretching And Squeezing The Image In 1 % Steps

Entering The Reproduction Ratios.............................................................. 37

.. 37

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Entering The Dimensions Of The Original And Print Paper........................ 38

Edge Erase—Erasing Edge Margins...................................................... 40

Printing On Various Kinds Of Paper...................................................... 42

Printing On Thick Paper.............................................................................. 42

Printing On Thin Paper................................................................................ 42

Printing On Envelopes ................... ..................................... .................. ...... 43

Printing On Special Kinds Of Paper............................................................ 43

Selecting A Mode To Match Your Original............................................ 45

Photo Mode Printing.................................................................................... 45

Letter/Photo Mode Printing ......................................................................... 46

Pencil Mode Printing................................................................................... 47

Economy Mode—Saving Ink.................................................................. 48

Auto Cycle—Making Master And Prints At One Stroke....................... 49

All Class Mode—Making Variable Numbers Of Prints From The

Same Original Using All Stored Data.................................................... 51

Auto Class Mode— Making Variable Numbers Of Prints From The

Same Original Using Stored Data......................................................... 53

Manual Class Mode With One Original—Making Variable Numbers

Of Prints From The Same Original........................................................ 56

Manual Class Mode With 2 Or More Originals—Making Variable

Numbers Of Prints From Different Originals....................................... 58

Class Mode—Making Fixed Numbers Of Prints From The same Original

..... 61

Combine Originals—Combining Originals Into One Print................... 63

Auto Combine Mode—Having Images Repeated On One Print.......... 68

Skip Feed Printing................................................................................... 70

Program—Storing Your Print Settings In Memory............................... 72

Storing Your Settings.................................................................................. 72

Recalling A Program................................................................................... 73

Protecting A Program .................................................................................. 73

Removing Program Protection.................................................................... 74

Security Mode—Printing Secret Documents........................................ 75

Quality Start Mode— Regaining The Image Density When The Ink

On The Drum Dries................................................................................. 76

Using Quality Start Manually....................................................................... 76

Job Separation—Separating Printing Sets On The Paper Delivery

Tray.......................................................................................................... 77

Saving Master.......................................................................................... 79

On Line Printing....................................................................................... 80

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2.OPTIONAL FUNCTIONS

Printing Using The Optional Document Feeder.................................... 81

Originals....... ............................................................................................... 81

Setting Originals In The Document Feeder................................................. 82

Combine Originals Printing With The Document Feeder ............................ 83

Manual Class Mode With 2 Or More Originals Using The Doc ument Feeder.... 84

Color Printing Using The Optional Color Drum.................................... 87

Making Color Prints..................................................................................... 87

Changing The Color Drum Unit................................................................... 87

Printing In Two Colors ................................................................................. 88

Changing The Drum Size........................................................................ 90

Printing Area (at 23°C/73°F, 65 % RH)....................................................... 90

Master Cut Length....................................................................................... 90

Image Rotation—Rotating Original Images.......................................... 91

Make-up Printing Features ..................................................................... 93

Main Features............................................................................................. 93

Make-up Modes For Designated Areas ...................................................... 93

Make-up Modes For Outside Designated Areas......................................... 94

Background Patterns......................................... .......................................... 96

Making A Command Sheet For Make-Up Printing................................ 98

Command sheet.......................................................................................... 98

How To Make A Command Sheet............................................................... 99

Command Sheets And Finished Prints ..................................................... 104

Make-up Printing ................................................ ..... .... ..... ..................... 105

Make-up Printing With The Optional Document Feeder.................... 107

Make-up Samples........................ ............................ .... ..... ..... ................ 110

Image Overlay—Merging Images......................................................... 113

Stamping Date—Having The Date Stamped On Your Prints............. 115

Page Stamping—Having Page Numbers Stamped On Your Prints.. 117

Stamping Function—Printing Preset Messages On Your Prints...... 120

User Stamping—Printing Your Own Messages On Your Prints ....... 122

Memory Combine—Combining Originals Into One Print With The

Memory Board ...................................................................................... 124

Combine 4, 8, or 16 Originals – 4, 8, or 16 One-sided Originals

1 One-sided Print Of 4, 8, or 16 Images .................................................. 125

Repeat—Repeating An Image Over The Entire Print ............................... 129

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3.USER TOOLS

Accessing The User Tools........................ .... ............................ ..... ..... .. 133

User Tools Menu.................................................................................... 135

1. System.................................................................................................. 135

2. Set Operation Modes............................................................................ 136

3. Initial Setting.......................................................................................... 137

4. Mode Setting......................................................................................... 139

5. Stamp.................................................................................................... 144

6. Set User Code (s) ................................................................................. 146

User Tool Menus In Detail..................................................................... 148

1-8 Time Setting........................................................................................ 148

3-4 Reproduction Ratio............................................................................. 148

3-5 Class Enter No.................................................................................... 149

3-9 Margin Erase Area.............................................................................. 150

4-11 No. of Skip Feed............................................................................... 151

4-14 No. of Q.start..................................................................................... 152

4-19 Type of Paper ................................................................................... 154

5-4 Stamp Position.................................................................................... 154

5-7 Position (User).................................................................................... 156

5-8 Regist. (User)...................................................................................... 158

5-11 Position (Date).................................................................................. 158

5-14 Position (Page) ................................................................................. 160

5-15 Make/Chg. Pattern............................................................................ 161

6-1 Check Counter.................................................................................... 162

6-2 Reset Counters................................................................................... 163

6-4 Chg. User Code.................................................................................. 163

6-5 Del. User Code ................................................................................... 164

4.What To Do If Something Goes Wrong

If Your Machine Does Not Operate As You Want............................... 165

If You Cannot Make Prints As You Want............................................. 167

Combine Originals Mode........................................................................... 167

Clearing Misfeeds............................................................................. 168

”x + A” Paper Misfeed In The Paper Feed Section................................. 168

”x + A + B” Paper Misfeed In The Paper Feed Section. .......................... 169

”x + B” Paper Or Master Wrapped Around The Drum............................. 170

”x + C” Paper Misfeed In The Paper Exit Section................................... 172

”x + D” Master Misfeed In The Master Feed Section.............................. 173

”x + D + B” Master Misfeed In The Master Feed Section........................ 173

”x + B + E” Master Misfeed in The Master Eject Section ........................ 174

”x + E” Master Misfeed In The Master Eject Section............................... 175

”x + P” Original Misfeed Occurs When Using The Optional Document Feeder.... 175

When The Open Cover/Unit Indicator (M) Lights............................... 177

When The Add Ink Indicator (j) Lights.............................................. 178

When The Master End Indicator (C) Lights........................................ 180

When The Master Eject Indicator (k) Lights............................... ..... .. 182

When Other Indicators Are Lit.............................................................. 183

When The Prints Are Not Delivered In A Neat Stack.......................... 184

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Poor Printing.......................................................................................... 185

Dirty Background....................................................................................... 185

Black Line/Stain ........................................................................................ 188

Skipped Prints...... .................................................. ................................... 188

5.REMARKS

Operation Notes..................................................................................... 189

General Cautions...................................................................................... 189

Print Paper................................................................................................ 191

Originals.................................................................................................... 191

Misfed Paper............................................................................................. 191

PC Controller............................................................................................. 192

Where To Put Your Machine................................................................. 193

Environmental Conditions......................................................................... 193

Power connection...................................................................................... 194

Access to machine.................................................................................... 194

Maintaining Your Machine.................................................................... 196

Main Frame............................................................................................... 196

Optional Document Feeder....................................................................... 197

Combination Chart................................................................................ 198

6.SPECIFICATIONS

Main Frame............................................................................................. 201

Document Feeder.................................................................................. 205

Consumables......................................................................................... 206

INDEX...................................................................................................... 207

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Machine Exterior

1. Front Door

Open for access to the inside of the machine.

2. Flip-up Cover

Open to access the and so on. See ⇒ P.6 “Operation Panel”.

Image Density

{

key

}

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3. Operation Panel

Operator controls and indicators are located here. See ⇒ P.6 “Operation Panel”.

4. Master Feed Unit

Open the master feed unit when installing the master.

5. Paper Feed Tray Down key

Press to lower the paper feed tray.

6. Paper Feed Side/End Plates

Use to prevent paper skew.

7. Paper Feed Tray

Set paper on this tray for printing.

8. Paper Feed Side/End Plate Knob

Use to move the side/end plates.

Machine Interior

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1. Main Switch

Use to turn the power on or off.

2. Paper Alignment Wing Knobs

Use to lift or lower the paper alignment wings.

3. Paper Alignment Wings

Lift or lower the wings depending on the paper type you use.

4. Paper Delivery End Plate

This plate aligns the leading edge of prints.

5. Paper Delivery End Plate Knob

Use to move the end plate.

6. Paper Delivery Tray

Completed prints are delivered here.

7. Paper Delivery Side Plates

These plates align the prints on the paper delivery tray.

8. Paper Delivery Side Plate Knobs

Use to move the side plates.

9. Master Eject Unit Front Handle

Use to pull out the master eject unit.

10. Ink Holder

Set the ink cartridge in this holder.

11. Drum Unit Lock Lever B1

Lower to unlock and pull out the drum unit.

12. Drum Unit

The master is wrapped around this unit.

13. Exposure Glass (Contact Glass)

Position originals here face down for printing.

14. Platen Cover

Lower this cover over an original before printing.

15. Trailing Edge Guides

Swing out these guides when you use A4,

/2" × 11"K or B5L paper.

Options

TPEH163E

1. Document Feeder

Note

Other options:

❒

• Color Drums: A3, 11" × 17" drum (red, blue, green, and brown)

• Color Drums: A4, 8

• Key Counter

• Cabinet

• Memory Board

• PC Controller

/2" × 11" drum (black, red, blue, green, and brown)

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Operation Panel

Keys

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Quality Start

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See ⇒ P.76 “Quality Start Mode— Regaining The Image Density When The Ink On The Drum Dries”.

Security

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See ⇒ P.75 “Security Mode—Printing Secret Documents”.

Skip Feed

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Press to select skip feed printing. See P.70 “Skip Feed Printing”.

User Tools

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Press to change the default settings and conditions to meet your requirements.

Stamp

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Press to select the optional Stamp function. See ⇒ P.115 “Stamping Date—Hav- ing The Date Stamped On Your Prints”, P.117 “Page Stamping—Having Page Num-

bers Stamped On Your Prints”, ⇒ P.120 “Stamping Function—Printing Preset Messages On Your Prints”, ⇒ P.122 “User Stamping—Printing Your Own Messages On Your Prints”.

Make-Up

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Press to use the optional Make-up function. See ⇒ P.105 “Make-up Printing”.

Overlay

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Press to select optional Image Overlay mode. See ⇒ P.113 “Image Overlay—

Merging Images”.

User Tools

Image Density

Stamp

Lighter

On Line Normal Darker 1

Make-Up

Skip Feed

Darker 2

Overlay

Tint

Edge Erase

Economy Mode

Job Separator

7 8 11 13 14 15 16 17 20 21 2

Edge Erase

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Combine

Drum 17 8 /

Speed

Class Slow Fast

Color

Program Clear Mo

Enter

Clear/Stop

Press to print originals that have an unnecessary image on the edges. See ⇒ P.40 “Edge Erase—Erasing Edge Margins”.

Image Density

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Press to make prints darker or lighter. See ⇒ P.26 “Adjusting Print Image Densi- ty”.

⇒

10.

Press to reproduce tinted images. See

Tint

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⇒

P.27 “Tint Mode—Halftone Printing”.

11.

Economy Mode

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Press to save ink. See ⇒ P.48 “Economy Mode—Saving Ink”.

12.

On Line

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See ⇒ P.80 “On Line Printing”.

⇒

13.

Job Separator

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See ⇒ P.77 “Job Separation—Separating Printing Sets On The Paper Delivery Tray”.

14.

Combine

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Press to combine originals onto 1 print. See ⇒ P.63 “Combine Originals—Combin-

ing Originals Into One Print”, ⇒ P.124 “Memory Combine—Combining Originals Into One Print With The Memory Board”,

⇒

P.68 “Auto Combine Mode—Having Images Repeated On One Print”.

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Color

Fast

Program Clear Modes

Auto Cycle

Proof

TPES011N

15.

Clear/Stop

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Start

key

Press to select All Class, Auto Class, Manual Class, or Class mode. See ⇒ P.51

“All Class Mode—Making Variable Numbers Of Prints From The Same Original Using All Stored Data”, ⇒ P.53 “Auto Class Mode— Making Variable Numbers Of Prints From The Same Original Using Stored Data”, ⇒ P.56 “Manual Class Mode With One Original—Making Variable Numbers Of Prints From The Same Original”,

⇒

P.58 “Manual Class Mode With 2 Or More Originals—Making Variable Numbers Of Prints From Different Originals”, ⇒ P.61 “Class Mode—Making Fixed Numbers Of Prints From The same Original”.

16.

Speed

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Press to adjust the printing speed. See P.26 “Adjusting Print Image Density”,

keys

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⇒ ⇒

P.28 “Changing The Printing Speed”.

19. Number keys

Press to enter the desired number of prints and data for selected modes.

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20.

Clear/Stop

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While printing, press to stop the machine operation.

21.

Enter

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Use to enter data in selected modes.

22.

Clear Modes

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Press to clear the previously entered job settings.

23.

Start

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Press to make a master.

24.

Auto Cycle

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Use to process the master and make prints at one stroke. See ⇒ P.49 “Auto Cy-

cle—Making Master And Prints At One Stroke”.

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Press to shift the image forward, backward, right, or left. See ⇒ P.25 “Adjusting Print Image Position”.

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26.

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Press to start printing.

tion you wish to select.

18.

Program

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Press to input or recall user programs. See ⇒ P.72 “Program—Storing Your Print Settings In Memory”.

Indicators

123456

Image Density

Lighter Normal Darker 1 Darker 2

Tint

On Line

Drum 17 8 /

Color

Economy Mode

Job Separator

Combine

Class Slow Fast

1. Special Feature indicator

This indicator is lit when you press keys under the flip-up cover.

2. Monitors

The monitors light up when a non-standard condition occurs within the machine. See ⇒ P.165 “If Your Machine Does Not Operate As You Want”.

3. A3/11"

This indicator is lit when the A3, 11" × 17" drum unit is installed. See ⇒ P.90 “Changing The Drum Size”.

4. A4/8

This indicator is lit when the A4, 81/2" 11" drum unit is installed. See ⇒ P.90 “Changing The Drum Size”.

17" Drum indicator

××××

/2"

11" Drum indicator

××××

Speed

TPES012N

6. Counter

Displays the number of prints entered. While printing, it shows the number of prints remaining.

7. Panel Display

See ⇒ P.9 “Panel Display”.

5. Color Drum indicator

This indicator is lit when the color drum unit is installed. See ⇒ P.87 “Color Print- ing Using The Optional Color Drum”.

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