Toshiba 182, 242, 212 User Manual
MULTIFUNCTIONAL DIGITAL SYSTEMS
Operator's Manual
for Copying Functions
Preface
Thank you for purchasing the TOSHIBA multifunctional digital systems.
We have provided you with this manual for the operation of this equipment.
This operator’s manual describes the following:
y How to use this equipment
y How to inspect and carry out maintenance on this equipment
y How to remedy mechanical and copying problems
Be sure to read this manual before using this equipment. Keep this manual handy and retain it
for future reference.
Preface 1
Notice to Users
FCC NOTICE
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
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, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this
equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be
required to correct the interference at his own expense.
WARNING
Changes or modification made to this equipment, not expressly approved by TOSHIBA TEC or parties
authorized by TOSHIBA TEC, could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe A est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
User Safety
This TOSHIBA multifunctional digital systems does not produce laser radiation hazardous to the user. It
is certified as a Class 1 laser product under the U.S Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS)
Radiation Performance Standard according to the Radiation Control Health and Safety Act of 1968
including amendments.
Protective housing and external covers completely confine the laser beam light emitted inside the multifunctional digital systems. The laser beam cannot escape from the machine during any phase of user
operation.
Regulations implemented on August 2, 1976 by the Bureau of Radiological Health (BRH) of the U.S
Food and Drug Administration apply to laser products manufactured from August 1,1976. Laser products marketed in the United States must comply with these regulations.
CAUTION
Using controls or adjustments or performing procedures, other than those specified herein may result in
hazardous radiation exposure.
The unit is classified as Class 1 Laser Product according to IEC60825-1:1993, IEC60825-1:2007
including amendments.
The unit uses laser diode of output Max. 7 mW, wave length 785 nm, continuous pulse.
Regulatory Information
TOSHIBA is dedicated to preserving the environment by sponsoring Call2Recycle, a program of the
Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation. For more information and for drop-off locations, visit
www.rbrc.org or call 1-800-822-8837.
Notice regarding CR coin cell batteries, applicable to California, U.S.A. only: Perchlorate Material - special handling may apply.
See http://www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate/
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Before Reading This Manual
Lineup of our manuals
These manuals are provided for the operation of the e-STUDIO182/212/242. Select and read
the manual best suited to your needs. This manual is the Operator’s Manual for Copying
Functions.
Basic functions
Operator’s Manual for Copying Functions (Booklet, This manual)
This manual describes the basic operations, mainly copying functions, of this equipment. It
also describes safety precautions to ensure correct and safe use of this equipment. Be sure to
read this before you use the equipment.
Facsimile functions
The Fax Kit GD-1221 (optional) is necessary for using the Fax functions.
Operator’s Manual for Facsimile Function (Booklet)
This manual describes how to use the Fax functions. Various functions both basic and
advanced regarding Fax transmission/reception are available.
Printing functions
The Network Printer Kit GA-1191 (optional) is necessary for using the printing functions.
Quick Start Guide for Printing Functions (Booklet)
This manual gives basic information regarding the printing functions, such as the GA-1191
accessories, necessary environmental conditions and outline of network connections as well
as troubleshooting. Be sure to read this before using the printing functions.
Network Administration Guide for Printing Functions (PDF file)
This manual describes the operation necessary for configuring a network and using the printing functions, such as connecting to a network and setting components.
Setup Guide for Printing Functions (PDF file)
This manual consists of the following two parts.
Control panel: This part describes how to configure the printer-related settings using the
control panel of the equipment.
TopAccess: This part describes how to use the co-packed utility “TopAccess”. The set-
tings and management of the equipment can be done using a Web browser.
Printing Guide (PDF file)
This manual describes the operation necessary for printing data from a computer, such as the
installation of the client software and the use of the printer driver.
Network Fax Guide (PDF file)
This manual describes the operation necessary for sending a Fax from a computer via a network, such as the installation of the client software, use of the N/W-FAX driver and the copacked application software “AddressBook Viewer”.
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Scanning functions
The Scanner Upgrade Kit GA-1201 (optional) is necessary for using the scanning functions.
Quick Start Guide for Scanning Functions (PDF file)
This manual gives the basic information regarding the scanning functions, such as the
GA-1201 accessories, necessary environmental conditions and outline of network connections as well as troubleshooting. Be sure to read this before using the scanning functions.
Network Administration Guide for Scanning Functions (PDF file)
This manual describes the operation necessary for configuring a network and using the scanning functions, such as connecting to a network and setting components.
Setup Guide for Scanning Functions (PDF file)
This manual consists of the following two parts.
Control panel: This part describes how to configure the scanner-related settings using the
control panel of the equipment.
TopAccess: This part describes how to use the co-packed utility “TopAccess”. The set-
tings and management of the equipment can be done using a Web browser.
Scanning Guide (PDF file)
This manual describes the operation necessary for using the scanning functions, such as the
installation and the use of the TWAIN driver.
To read manuals in the PDF file format
The operator’s manual in the PDF (Portable Document Format) can be displayed/printed using
Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat Reader. If neither is installed in your computer, download one
of them. This can be done via the website of Adobe Systems Incorporated.
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How to read this manual
Symbols in this manual
To ensure correct and safe use of this equipment, this operator’s manual describes safety precautions according to the three levels shown below.
You should fully understand the meaning and importance of these items before reading this
manual.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result
in death, serious injury, or serious damage, or fire in the equipment or surrounding assets.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in
minor or moderate injury, partial damage of the equipment or surrounding
assets, or loss of data.
Indicates information to which you should pay attention when operating the
equipment.
Other than the above, this manual also describes information that may be useful for the operation of this equipment with the following signage:
Describes handy information that is useful to know when operating the equipment.
Pages describing items related to what you are currently doing. See these
pages as required.
Description of original/paper direction
Paper or originals of LT size can be placed either in a portrait direction or in a landscape direction. In this manual, “-R” is added to this paper size when this size of paper or original is placed
in a landscape direction.
e.g.) LT size original on the original glass
Placed in a portrait direction: LT Placed in a landscape direction: LT-R
Paper or originals of LD or LG size can only be placed in a landscape direction, therefore “-R” is
not added to these sizes.
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Screens
Screens on this manual may differ from the actual ones depending on the use-environment of
the equipment such as the installing status of options.
Trademarks
y Microsoft, Windows, Windows NT, and the brand names and product names of other
Microsoft products are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the US and other countries.
y Adobe, Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Reader, Adobe Acrobat Reader, and PostScript are trade-
marks of Adobe Systems Incorporated.
y Other company or product names shown in this manual may be a brand name or a trade-
mark of each company.
©2009 - 2011 TOSHIBA TEC CORPORATION All rights reserved
Under the copyright laws, this manual cannot be reproduced in any form without prior written
permission of TOSHIBA TEC CORPORATION. No patent liability is assumed, however, with
respect to the use of the information contained herein.
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CONTENTS
Preface........................................................................................................... 1
Notice to Users ............................................................................................. 2
Before Reading This Manual ....................................................................... 3
TOSHIBA Quality Is Second to None........................................................ 13
General Precautions................................................................................... 16
Disclaimer Notice ....................................................................................... 23
Environmental Information........................................................................24
Chapter 1 PREPARATION
Description of Each Component...............................................................26
Front / Right side ..................................................................................... 26
Left side / Inner side ................................................................................ 27
Configuration of options........................................................................... 29
Control panel ........................................................................................... 30
“Copy mode” main screen ....................................................................... 33
Preparation 1 - Turning Power ON............................................................34
Turning power ON ................................................................................... 34
Saving energy when not in use - Energy saving mode - ......................... 35
Preparation 2 - Placing Copy Paper..........................................................37
Acceptable media types ..........................................................................37
Recommended paper.............................................................................. 38
Placing paper in drawers......................................................................... 39
Placing paper in the drawers of Paper Feed Pedestal (optional) ............43
Preparation 3 - Registering Size of Paper Placed ................................... 47
Registering standard size (LD, LT, LT-R, LG, ST-R)............................... 47
Registering other standard sizes .............................................................48
Chapter 2 HOW TO MAKE COPIES
Placing Originals ........................................................................................52
Acceptable originals ................................................................................ 52
Placing originals on the original glass ..................................................... 53
Placing booklet-type originals such as books or catalogs .......................54
Using Reversing Automatic Document Feeder (optional) /
Automatic Document Feeder (optional)................................................... 55
Placing originals on Reversing Automatic Document Feeder (optional) /
Automatic Document Feeder (optional)................................................... 56
Making Copies ............................................................................................57
Stopping/Resuming copying.................................................................... 59
Interrupting copying and making another copy - Interrupt copy - ............ 60
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Using Bypass Tray .....................................................................................61
Bypass copying ....................................................................................... 62
Chapter 3 COPYING FUNCTIONS
Before Making Copies................................................................................66
Default settings........................................................................................66
Confirming set functions.......................................................................... 66
Paper Selection........................................................................................... 67
Automatic paper selection (APS)............................................................. 67
Manual paper selection ........................................................................... 68
Copying Different Sizes in One Go - MIXED-SIZE COPYING - .............. 70
Zooming In/Out Copy Image...................................................................... 72
Automatic magnification selection (AMS) ................................................72
Specifying both the sizes of the original and the copy paper ..................74
Specifying reproduction ratio manually.................................................... 75
Selecting Image Mode................................................................................ 76
Adjusting Density Level.............................................................................77
Chapter 4 ADVANCED COPYING FUNCTIONS
Copy Menu .................................................................................................. 80
Operating in copy menu ..........................................................................80
Copy function list ..................................................................................... 81
Copying in Same Page Order as Originals - Sort Copying - ................. 82
Sorting Alternately One Set by One - ALTERNATION - ......................... 83
Sorting in Magazine Type Arrangement - MAGAZINE SORT - .............. 84
Shifting Paper to Make Margin - IMAGE SHIFT - .................................... 86
Erasing Shadow on Edge - EDGE ERASE - ............................................88
Copying on Both Sides - DUPLEX - ......................................................... 90
Copying on one side................................................................................ 91
Copying on both sides ............................................................................. 92
Copying booklet on both sides ................................................................94
Copying Right and Left Pages Separately - DUAL PAGE - .................... 97
Printing Page Number, Date and Time - ANNOTATION - .......................99
Changing Copy Setting on Each Job - JOB BUILD - ............................ 101
Copying 2 or 4 Pages into 1 Page - 2IN1/4IN1 - .................................... 103
Copying Both Sides of Card into 1 Page - ID CARD - ..........................106
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Changing Sizes in Horizontal and Vertical Directions - XY ZOOM - ... 109
Registering Functions Frequently Used - JOB MEMORY - .................111
Registering combination of functions..................................................... 111
Recalling combination of functions ........................................................ 112
Chapter 5 CHANGING EQUIPMENT’S SETTINGS
Before Changing the Settings ................................................................. 117
Displaying the “user functions mode” main screen................................ 117
Operating buttons for changing the settings..........................................118
Date and Time ........................................................................................... 119
Clock setting ..........................................................................................119
Date and time display ............................................................................ 121
Display Language Setting........................................................................ 122
Paper Size Setting ....................................................................................123
Walkup Screen Setting............................................................................. 125
Timer Setting.............................................................................................127
Time of automatic function clear............................................................127
Time of automatic low power mode....................................................... 128
Time of automatic sleep mode / super sleep mode............................... 130
Energy Saving Mode Setting ................................................................... 132
Weekly Timer Setting ............................................................................... 134
Volume Adjustment.................................................................................. 137
Touch Key Tone Setting .......................................................................... 139
Department Code...................................................................................... 141
Setting department codes ..................................................................... 141
Changing department names or codes .................................................145
Deleting department codes.................................................................... 148
Clearing counter values......................................................................... 150
Printing out counter values .................................................................... 152
Canceling department management ..................................................... 153
Menu Customize .......................................................................................155
APS / AMS ................................................................................................. 157
Image Mode............................................................................................... 159
Density Adjustment..................................................................................161
Finishing Mode .........................................................................................163
Pop-Up Display Setting............................................................................165
Various List Printing ................................................................................ 167
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Menu List Printing ....................................................................................169
ROM Version Display ............................................................................... 170
Service Notification ..................................................................................171
Sending an Email ..................................................................................172
Setting Email addresses........................................................................ 173
Setting the customer information........................................................... 174
Chapter 6 TROUBLESHOOTING
When This Message Appears..................................................................178
Paper Jams ...............................................................................................180
Checking position of paper jams ........................................................... 180
When paper jams occur frequently........................................................181
When releasing jammed paper.............................................................. 181
Paper jams within Reversing Automatic Document Feeder (optional)
(Lower) / Automatic Document Feeder (optional) (Lower) ....................182
Paper jams within Reversing Automatic Document Feeder (optional)
(Upper) / Automatic Document Feeder (optional) (Upper) ....................184
Paper jams on bypass tray....................................................................186
Paper jams within Automatic Duplexing Unit (optional).........................186
Paper jam behind transfer unit .............................................................. 187
Paper jams within fuser unit .................................................................. 188
Paper jams within Paper Feed Unit (optional)....................................... 189
Paper jams within Paper Feed Pedestal (optional) ...............................190
Replacing Toner Cartridge ......................................................................192
Before Calling Service Technician..........................................................199
General operation.................................................................................. 199
Toner-related items ...............................................................................200
Original/Copy paper-related items......................................................... 201
Image trouble ........................................................................................201
Chapter 7 MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION
Daily Inspection ........................................................................................ 206
Cleaning charger ................................................................................... 207
Cleaning transfer charger...................................................................... 208
Chapter 8 SPECIFICATIONS AND OPTIONS
e-STUDIO182/212/242 Specifications .....................................................212
Continuous copying speed .................................................................... 213
Specifications of Options ........................................................................ 214
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Packing List .............................................................................................. 216
Copying Function Combination Matrix ..................................................217
Combination Matrix 1/2.......................................................................... 217
Combination Matrix 2/2.......................................................................... 218
List Print Format....................................................................................... 219
Department code list.............................................................................. 219
Function list ........................................................................................... 219
Supply notice list....................................................................................220
Mailbox list.............................................................................................220
Configuration page list........................................................................... 221
NIC status page list ............................................................................... 221
Menu list ................................................................................................ 222
INDEX .......................................................................................................................................223
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TOSHIBA Quality Is Second to None
Co-packed toner cartridge
The toner cartridge illustrated below is co-packed with the equipment.
TOSHIBA Quality Is Second to None 13
Recommended toner cartridges
To assure optimal printing performance, we recommend that you use only genuine TOSHIBA
toner cartridges.
If you use a TOSHIBA-recommended toner cartridge, you can utilize the following three functions of this equipment:
Cartridge detecting function:
This function checks if the toner cartridge is correctly installed and notifies you if it is not.
Toner remaining check function:
This function notifies you when there is little toner remaining in the cartridge, as well as notifying
it to your authorized service representative automatically by the remote service.
Image quality optimization function:
This function controls image quality according to the characteristics of the toner to be used and
enables you to print images of an optimal quality.
If you are using a toner cartridge other than the one we recommend, the equipment may not be
able to detect whether it is installed or not. Therefore, even if the toner cartridge is correctly
installed, the error message “Toner not recognized” appears on the LCD screen and printing
may not be performed. You may also not be able to utilize the image quality optimization function, the toner remaining check function and the remote service function notifying your authorized service representative automatically.
If you are using a toner cartridge other than the one we recommend, toner is not recognized. If
this is a problem for you, please contact your service representative. Remember you will not be
able to utilize the Toner remaining check function and Image quality optimization function as we
mentioned.
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Supplies / Parts
Dependability
Genuine TOSHIBA supplies are subjected to the strictest of inspections so that every supply you
receive will perform at optimal levels.
High Productivity
Genuine TOSHIBA supplies are created to meet the demands of our competitive world and provide high-speed reliable copies when you need them.
Stable Image Quality
Genuine TOSHIBA supplies are designed to provide consistently stable image output.
Copier Friendly Supplies
Genuine TOSHIBA supplies are designed to help to keep the equipment and all its parts in trouble-free working order. Reduction of machine wear is due to TOSHIBA’s intimate knowledge of
the equipment’s characteristics ensuring the highest standard of care.
Perfectly Suited Supplies
From the beginning TOSHIBA supplies and machines were made for each other. Whenever
TOSHIBA designs a new machine, it also designs a new toner that is made just for that
machine. By using genuine TOSHIBA supplies with TOSHIBA equipment, you are guaranteed
optimum performance.
Toner
General
Optimum Image Quality
TOSHIBA toner is manufactured using ultra-fine quality materials under precisely controlled conditions to ensure that your TOSHIBA equipment will continually generate sharp high-quality
images.
Cost Advantage
Genuine TOSHIBA toner provides value. Only the proper amount of toner is used during the
reproduction process, thereby enabling the machine to continue to operate until all the toner has
been used. In this way you get the full value from each cartridge used.
Environmental Harmony
Genuine TOSHIBA toner is manufactured with the environment in mind. We use embossed or
plastic labels for our toner cartridges making them fully recyclable. In addition, dust and ozone
levels have been reduced to improve the working environment.
User Friendly
Before approving our toners for sale, we test them to be sure that they pass the strictest of
health standards. This takes all the worry out of handling the toner.
Service and Support Benefits
TOSHIBA’s Service technicians are certified to keep your equipment performing at optimum levels. To ensure continuous image quality, utilize an authorized TOSHIBA Service provider to care
for and perform periodical maintenance on your equipment.
TOSHIBA Quality Is Second to None 15
General Precautions
When installing or moving
Warning
y This equipment requires 115 V, 12 A, 50/60 Hz electric power.
Do not use a power supply with a voltage other than that specified.
Avoid multiple connections in the same outlet. This could cause a fire or give you an electric
shock. If you are considering increasing the number of outlets, contact an electrician.
y Always connect this equipment to an outlet with a ground connection to avoid the danger of
fire or electric shock in case of short-circuiting. Contact your service representative for the
details. Be sure to use a 3-conductor, grounded wall outlet.
In areas, except the U.S. and Canada, where a 2-pin plug is used, the equipment must be
grounded for safety. Never ground it to a gas pipe, a water pipe, or any other object not suitable for grounding.
y Plug the power cable securely into the outlet. If it is not plugged in properly, it could heat up
and cause a fire or give you an electric shock.
y Do not damage, break or attempt to repair the power cable.
The following things should not be done to the power cable.
- Twisting it
- Bending it
- Pulling it
- Placing anything on it
- Making it hot
- Situating it near radiators or other heat sources
This could cause a fire or give you an electric shock. If the power cable is damaged, contact
your service representative.
y Do not install the equipment by yourself or try to move it once it has been installed. This
could result in an injury or damage to the device. Contact your service representative if the
equipment needs to be installed or moved.
y Pull the plug out from the outlet more than once a year to clean around the prongs. Accumu-
lating dust and dirt could cause a fire due to the heat released by electric leakage.
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Caution
y Avoid placing the equipment in a place unsuitable for its weight and also make sure the sur-
face is level.
Remember that if the equipment falls over, serious injuries could result.
Weight of the equipment: approx. 70.5 lb.
y Be sure to use the adjusters (safety stopper) to fix the equipment firmly to the floor after mov-
ing/installing it. Make certain that the equipment is steady. If it moves, it could fall over and
injure someone.
y When removing the plug from the outlet, do not pull the power cable. Always hold the plug
when removing it from the outlet. If the power cable is pulled, the wires may become broken
and this could cause a fire or give you an electric shock.
y Make sure that the ventilation holes are not blocked up.
If the temperature within the equipment becomes too high, a fire could result.
y When connecting the interface cable to the equipment, be sure to turn the power OFF. If the
power is not turned off, you could get an electric shock.
Other points
y The socket outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible.
y Make sure that there is enough space around the system to facilitate changing of parts,
maintenance and clearing paper jams.
If there is insufficient space, some operations, such as bypass feeding, will become difficult
and the equipment could even break down.
To insure optimal operation, allow clearances of at least 31.5" on the right, and 3.9" on the
left and behind.
3.9"
3.9"
31.5"
y Be sure to fix the power cable securely so that no one trips over it.
y Adverse environmental conditions may affect the safe operation and performance of the
equipment, and the equipment could break down.
- Avoid locations near windows or with exposure to direct sunlight.
- Avoid locations with drastic temperature fluctuations.
- Avoid too much dust.
- Avoid locations that suffer from vibration.
y Make sure that the air is able to flow freely and that there is sufficient ventilation.
With inadequate ventilation, the unpleasant odor released by the ozone will begin to dominate the atmosphere.
General Precautions 17
y Use the antiskid devices to fix the equipment when the Paper Feed Pedestal is installed.
Under the Paper Feed Pedestal (optional), there are 4 antiskid devices and 2 stoppers to
prevent its falling. When moving this equipment, turn them in the direction of the arrows (see
the figures below) and raise them to release the equipment. After it has been moved, be sure
to turn them in the opposite direction and lower them to fix it back in place.
Adjusters Safety stoppers
y Lock the casters to fix the Desk.
The Desk (optional) has casters underneath. Before moving the Desk, raise the caster lock
to release it. After moving the Desk, be sure to lower the lock to fix it in place.
Do not install the equipment by yourself or try to move it once it has been installed.
This could result in an injury or damage to the device. Contact your service representative if
the equipment needs to be installed or moved.
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When using the equipment
Warning
y Do not take off the cover of the equipment; otherwise you could be injured or get an electric
shock.
y Do not remove or connect the plug with wet hands, as this could give you an electric shock.
y Do not place any container with liquid (flower vases, coffee cups, etc.) on or near the equip-
ment. This could cause a fire or give you an electric shock.
y Keep paper clips and staples away from the air vent. If not, a fire could result or you could
get an electric shock.
y If the equipment becomes excessively hot, smoke comes out of it or there is an odd smell or
noise, proceed as follows.
Turn the power OFF and remove the plug from the outlet, then contact your service representative.
y If the equipment will not be used for more than one month, remove the plug from the outlet
for safety purposes during that time.
If an insulation failure occurs, this could cause a fire or give you an electric shock.
Caution
y Do not place heavy objects (9 lb. or more) on the original glass and do not press on it with
force. Breaking the glass could cause personal injury.
y Do not place heavy objects (9 lb. or more) on the equipment. If the objects fall off, this could
cause injury.
y Be careful not to let your fingers be caught when closing the drawer. This could injure you.
y Do not touch the fuser unit or the metal area around it. Since they are very hot, you could be
burned or the shock could cause you to get your hand injured in the machine.
y Be careful not to let your fingers be caught between the equipment and the side cover. This
could injure you.
y Do not touch the hinge (= a connecting part) on the rear side of the Reversing Automatic
Document Feeder (optional) / Automatic Document Feeder (optional). This could catch and
injure your fingers when you open or close the Reversing Automatic Document Feeder
(optional) / Automatic Document Feeder (optional).
General Precautions 19
Position of Certification label, etc.
Certification label
Explanatory label
Identification label
Warning label
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Warning for high-temperature areas (ventilation holes
Warning for high-temperature areas (fuser unit
)
)
Other points
y Do not turn the power OFF with jammed paper left inside the equipment. This could cause
malfunctions when the main switch is turned ON next time.
y Be sure to turn the power OFF when leaving the office or if there is a power failure.
y Be careful because the paper exit area and paper just after exiting are hot.
y Do not place anything other than paper on the receiving tray. This could disturb a normal
operation and cause malfunctions.
y Do not touch the photoconductive drum surface or the transfer charger. This could cause
image problems.
y Do not open/close the covers and the bypass tray, or pull out the drawers during printing.
During maintenance or inspection
Warning
y Never attempt to repair, disassemble or modify the equipment by yourself. You could cause
a fire or get an electric shock.
Always contact your service representative for maintenance or repair of the internal parts of
the equipment.
y Do not let liquids such as water and oil get into the system when cleaning the floor. This
could cause a fire and give you an electric shock.
Caution
y Always keep the plug and outlet clean. Prevent them from accumulating dust and dirt. This
could cause a fire and give you an electric shock due to the heat released by electric leakage.
Other points
y Do not use such solvents as thinner or alcohol when cleaning the surface of the equipment.
- This could warp the shape of the surface or leave it discolored.
- When using a chemical cleaning pad to clean it, pay attention to any cautionary points.
When handling supplies
Warning
y Never attempt to incinerate toner cartridges. Dispose of used toner cartridges in accordance
with local regulations.
Other points
y Read the operator’s manual carefully to replace the toner cartridge using the correct proce-
dure. An improper procedure could cause toner leakage or scattering.
y Do not open the toner cartridge forcibly. This could cause toner leakage or scattering.
y Keep the toner cartridge out of the reach of children.
y If toner is spilt on your clothes, wash it off with cold water. Your clothes will be stained with
toner and it will not come out if you use warm water.
y If toner leaks from the toner cartridge, be careful not to inhale or touch it.
General Precautions 21
First-aid measures
If you inhale or touch toner, etc; carry out the following treatment.
y Inhalation: Remove from exposure area to fresh air immediately. Contact a physician if there is any
difficulty in breathing or other signs of distress.
y Skin Contact: Wash with soap and water. Wash clothing before reuse. If irritation occurs or is persis-
tent, seek medical attention.
y Eye Contact: Immediately flush eyes with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes. If irritation persists,
call a physician.
y Ingestion: Dilute stomach contents with several glasses of water.
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Disclaimer Notice
The following notice sets out the exclusions and limitations of liability of TOSHIBA TEC CORPORATION (including its employees, agents and sub-contractors) to any purchaser or user (‘User’)
of the e-STUDIO182/212/242, including its accessories, options and bundled software (‘Product’).
1. The exclusion and limitations of liability referred to in this notice shall be effective to the fullest extent permissible at law. For the avoidance of doubt, nothing in this notice shall be taken
to exclude or limit TOSHIBA TEC CORPORATION’s liability for death or personal injury
caused by TOSHIBA TEC CORPORATION’s negligence or TOSHIBA TEC CORPORATION’s fraudulent misrepresentation.
2. All warranties, conditions and other terms implied by law are, to the fullest extent permitted
by law, excluded and no such implied warranties are given or apply in relation to the Products.
3. TOSHIBA TEC CORPORATION shall not be liable for any loss, cost, expense, claim or damage whatsoever caused by any of the following:
(a) use or handling of the Product otherwise than in accordance with the manuals, including
but not limited to Operator’s Manual, User’s Guide, and/or incorrect or careless handling or
use of the Product;
(b) any cause which prevents the Product from operating or functioning correctly which
arises from or is attributable to either acts, omissions, events or accidents beyond the reasonable control of TOSHIBA TEC CORPORATION including without limitation acts of God,
war, riot, civil commotion, malicious or deliberate damage, fire, flood, or storm, natural
calamity, earthquakes, abnormal voltage or other disasters;
(c) additions, modifications, disassembly, transportation, or repairs by any person other than
service technicians authorized by TOSHIBA TEC CORPORATION; or
(d) use of paper, supplies or parts other than those recommended by TOSHIBA TEC CORPORATION.
4. Subject to paragraph 1, TOSHIBA TEC CORPORATION shall not be liable to Customer for:
(a) loss of profits; loss of sales or turnover; loss of or damage to reputation; loss of production; loss of anticipated savings; loss of goodwill or business opportunities; loss of customers; loss of, or loss of use of, any software or data; loss under or in relation to any contract;
or
(b) any special, incidental, consequential or indirect loss or damage, costs, expenses, financial loss or claims for consequential compensation;
whatsoever and howsoever caused which arise out of or in connection with the Product or
the use or handling of the Product even if TOSHIBA TEC CORPORATION is advised of the
possibility of such damages.
TOSHIBA TEC CORPORATION shall not be liable for any loss, cost, expense, claim or damage caused by any inability to use (including, but not limited to failure, malfunction, hang-up,
virus infection or other problems) which arises from use of the Product with hardware, goods
or software which TOSHIBA TEC CORPORATION has not directly or indirectly supplied.
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Environmental Information
ENERGY STAR® Program
Toshiba Tec Corporation, as a member of the ENERGY STAR Program, attaches the ENERGY
STAR logo to all products which meet the ENERGY STAR Program requirements.
The ENERGY STAR Program aims at the promotion of the development and wider usage of
office equipment including energy-efficient computers in order to address environmental issues
such as global warming. Manufacturers that participate in this program can attach the ENERGY
STAR logo to products after confirming that they meet the energy saving standards of this program. Also, these standards and logo are commonly used within the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and participating countries.
Specified products, sales countries or regions may not be included.
To distinguish whether or not the product meets the ENERGY STAR Program requirements,
check if the corresponding logo is on the product.
If you have any questions, contact your service representative.
Energy saving features
Energy saving features are provided in this product in order to reduce power consumption when
it is not being used.
Low power mode
The equipment automatically enters this mode when a specified period of time*1 has passed
since the last use. “Saving energy” appears on the LCD screen.
Sleep mode / Super sleep mode
The equipment automatically enters this mode when a specified period of time*1 has passed
since the last use.
super sleep mode, the LCD screen is blank.
*1 The time until entering the low power mode and sleep mode / super sleep mode can be changed.
P.127 “Timer Setting”
*2 For the conditions needed to cancel the sleep mode / super sleep mode, see the following page:
P.36 “Canceling conditions for energy saving mode”
*3 When the Network Printer Kit GA-1191 (optional) is installed, the super sleep mode is disabled.
*2, *3
In the sleep mode, “Sleep mode” appears on the LCD screen. In the
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1.PREPARATION
This chapter describes what you need to know before using this equipment, such as how to turn the power
ON or how to set copy paper.
Description of Each Component ...........................................................................26
Front / Right side...............................................................................................................................26
Left side / Inner side..........................................................................................................................27
Configuration of options ....................................................................................................................29
Control panel.....................................................................................................................................30
“Copy mode” main screen.................................................................................................................33
Preparation 1 - Turning Power ON.........................................................................34
Turning power ON.............................................................................................................................34
Saving energy when not in use - Energy saving mode -...................................................................35
Preparation 2 - Placing Copy Paper......................................................................37
Acceptable media types ....................................................................................................................37
Recommended paper........................................................................................................................38
Placing paper in drawers...................................................................................................................39
Placing paper in the drawers of Paper Feed Pedestal (optional) ......................................................43
Preparation 3 - Registering Size of Paper Placed................................................47
Registering standard size (LD, LT, LT-R, LG, ST-R)..........................................................................47
Registering other standard sizes.......................................................................................................48
1 PREPARATION
Description of Each Component
Front / Right side
1
2
13
3
4
5
12
11
6
10
7
9
8
1. Platen Cover (optional, KA-1650PC)
Place an original on the original glass and start copying with this cover closed.
2. Reversing Automatic Document Feeder (optional, MR-3023) / Automatic Document
Feeder (optional, MR-2020)
A stack of originals placed on this are scanned one sheet after another. Maximum 100
sheets (or stack height 0.62") of originals can be placed in one go. (The maximum number of
sheets can be placed may vary depending on the media type of the originals.) 2-sided originals can be scanned with the Reversing Automatic Document Feeder (MR-3023).
P.56 “Placing originals on Reversing Automatic Document Feeder (optional) / Automatic
Document Feeder (optional)”
P.180 “Paper Jams”
3. Operator’s Manual pocket (Back side)
Keep the Operator’s Manual in this.
4. Side cover
5. Automatic Duplexing Unit (optional, MD-0103)
Install this to make it possible to print on both sides of paper.
6. Bypass tray
Use this to make copies on special media types such as thick paper, overhead transparencies or tracing paper.
P.61 “Using Bypass Tray”
P.180 “Paper Jams”
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7. Paper feed cover (Upper: Paper Feed Unit / Lower: Paper Feed Pedestal)
8. Paper size indicator
9. Drawer Module (optional, MY-1028)
Use this to add one more drawer to the Paper Feed Pedestal (optional, KD-1022). The maximum 550 sheets of plain paper (20 lb. bond) can be placed at once.
10. Paper Feed Pedestal (optional, KD-1022)
Use this to add one more drawer to the equipment. Moreover, the Drawer Module (MY-1028)
(9) can add another drawer to it. In one drawer, the maximum 550 sheets of plain paper (20
lb. bond) can be placed at once.
11. Paper Feed Unit (optional, MY-1027)
Use this to add one more drawer to the equipment. A maximum of 250 sheets of plain paper
can be placed in one go.
12. Drawer
Maximum 250 sheets of plain paper can be placed in one go.
13. Front cover
Open this cover when you replace the toner cartridge.
P.192 “Replacing Toner Cartridge”
Left side / Inner side
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
1
2
3
4
Description of Each Component 27
1 PREPARATION
1. Original glass
Use this to copy three-dimensional originals, book-type originals and special paper such as
overhead transparencies or tracing paper, as well as plain paper.
P.52 “Placing Originals”
2. Control panel
Use this to perform copying, key in the copy quantity, or set other functions.
P.30 “Control panel”
3. External Keyboard (optional, GJ-1160)
Use this when using the optional scanning and Fax functions to select destinations.
4. Toner cartridge
P.14 “Recommended toner cartridges”
P.192 “Replacing Toner Cartridge”
5. Power switch
Turn the power of the equipment ON or OFF with this.
P.34 “Preparation 1 - Turning Power ON”
6. Paper exit stopper
Use this to prevent the exiting paper from falling. Open this when you make a large amount
of copies on a larger size of paper (e.g. LD, LG).
7. AC-IN terminal
Use this to connect the co-packed power cable and the equipment.
8. USB terminal (4-pin)
With this terminal, the equipment can be connected to your PC using a commercially available USB cable.
y Use a USB2.0 Hi-Speed certified cable: USB cable supporting the USB2.0 Hi-Speed
mode (480 Mbps of transfer speed) certified by the USB Implementers Forum.
y Connect the equipment with a PC directly by the USB cable. When it is connected with a
PC via a USB hub, the equipment may not be recognized.
9. Receiving tray
10. Scanning area
The data of originals transported from the Reversing Automatic Document Feeder (optional,
MR-3023)/Automatic Document Feeder (optional, MR-2020) are scanned here.
P.206 “Daily Inspection”
11. Original scale
Use this to check the size of an original placed on the original glass.
12. Platen sheet
P.206 “Daily Inspection”
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