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1Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Xerox WorkCentre Pro. The
WorkCentre is designed for ease of use, but to use your machine to
its fullest potential, take some time to read the Documentation.
You will be ready to send and receive faxes and make copies with
your machine as soon as you have read the User Guide. You can
then refer to topics in this Advanced Features Guide as needed.
Finding Information in the Advanced Features Guide (SAG)
The Advanced Features Guide contains the following sections:
Table of Contents
Use the Table of Contents to find topics easily.
Introduction - Chapter 1
Introduction
Describes the information in the User’s Guide and Advanced
Features Guide.
Programming the Machine - Chapter 2
Describes Menu Mode operation and the steps required to enter
information when programming the machine. Instructions for storing
frequently dialed numbers are also provided.
Receiving Documents - Chapter 3
Describes the Receive functions and instructs how to perform each
function.
Dialing Methods - Chapter 4
Describes the Dialing methods and instructs how to use each
method.
Transmitting Document s - Chapter 5
Describes the Transmit functions and instructs how to perform each
function.
Cancelling Jobs - Chapter 6
Provides the instructions for cancelling the various types of jobs.
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Polling - Chapter 7
Describes the Polling functions and instructs how to perform each
function.
Mailbox Communications - Chapter 8
Describes both the Xerox Mailbox system and the standard ITU-T
Mailbox system and instructs how to use the mailbox functions for
each system.
Reports - Chapter 9
Describes the reports and lists and instructs how to setup or print
each report.
Copying Documents - Chapter 10
Describes the Copy functions and instructs how to perform each
function.
Control Centre and Web Control Centre - Chapter 11
Describes how to use Control Centre and Web Control Centre
software to set up the WorkCentre
Troubleshooting - Chapter 12
Guides the user through problem solving and provides a list of error
codes, messages, and recommended corrective actions.
Installing Options -Appendix A
Provides step by step instructions for installing the optional handset
and paper tray.
Ordering Supplies - Appendix B
Provides contact addresses and telephone numbers for ordering
consumable supplies.
Maintaining the Product - Appendix C
Provides procedures to clean and maintain the machine. Includes
detailed procedures for replacing the consumables.
Product Data Sheet - Appendix D
Provides the products technical specifications.
Environmental Specifications - Appendix E
Provides the safety, data coupler, and Canadian certification
information.
Index
Refer to the Index to locate specific information.
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Information provided by the User’s Guide
In addition, the User’s Guide contains the following sections:
Table of Contents
Use the Table of Contents to find topics easily.
How to Use this Manual - Chapter 1
Describes the information in the User’s Guide and Advanced
Features Guide.
Introduction - Chapter 2
Describes the system and space requirements and the system and
hardware features of the machine and provides an overview of how
the machine operates. Each key on the Control Panel is described.
Getting Started - Chapter 3
Includes the procedures for setting up the basic machine information
such as date, time, language, machine ID, send header and receive
footer. Simple instructions to send, receive, print, and copy are also
provided.
Introduction
Basic Troubleshooting - Chapter 4
Guides the user through problem solving, and recommended
corrective actions.
Environment Specifications - Appendix A
Provides the safety, data coupler, and Canadian certification
information.
Index
Refer to the Index to locate specific information.
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Introduction
Document Conventions
A document convention is simply a way of presenting information.
This section explains the conven tions used in the WorkCentre Pro
User’s Guide.
Many procedures require you to press a key to perform a function;
these keys appear in boldface type.
For example:
When you use the Menu Mode, you may have to press a series of
keys before arriving at the desired menu. The resulting screen
message for each step appears next to the series of keys pressed.
For example:
appear as follows:
To enable the send header:
1. Press:
Menu
Press
The procedure to enable the Send Header would
Start
to send a fax.
Send header
1.Inside
2.Outside
3.Off
2. Select where you want the fax header to be printed:
To print the header in the document area, press .
To print the header above the document area, press .
To not print a header, press .
3. The menu selection screen redisplays. Press
the Standby Mode.
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Stop
to return to
Notes, Cautions, and Warnings
This manual uses notes, cautions, and warnings to emphasize
information the reader needs. Notes contain information that
supplements the text. Notes are emphasized with italics. The
following is an example of a note:
Note:Notes are provided as additional information.
The following are examples of a caution and a warning:
CAUTION
Do not touch the green drum surface. Touching the
drum could reduce the print quality.
WARNING
Do not touch the heater unit inside the machine.
The heater unit is hot while the machine is
operating.
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2 Programming the Machine
This chapter contains detailed instructions for programming the
WorkCentre from the Control Panel. Step-by-step instructions are
provided for programming features using the Menu Mode, storing
frequently used numbers to automatic dialing keys, and setting
machine defaults.
Using the Menu Mode
Various functions of the WorkCentre are available by selecting menu
items with the menu screen displayed on the Control Panel.
The display shows one menu and one feature at a time. By using the
arrow key, you can scroll up/down to display the next/previous
feature. The menu item is always displayed in the first line while
scrolling up/down the features in the second line.
Programming the Machine
Confidential
1.Print mailbox
2.Sent to mailbox
3.Poll from mailbox
4.Store to mailbox
5.Delete contents
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Exit or *
Keys used in Menu Mode Operation
The following table lists the keys commonly used when programming
the machine in Menu Mode.
KeyKey Description
Menu
Enter or
Press the
Standby Mode to the menu screen. When the
menu screen is already displayed, press this key
to scroll up through the menu selections.
When a menu screen is displayed, press the
Down
selections.
When the menu screen is displayed, press the
Left
When entering characters, use this key to move
the cursor to the left.
When entering characters, use the
key to move the cursor to the right.
↵
When the currently highlighted menu has
sub-items, press the
screen of sub-items.
Press the
Menu
key to change the display from
arrow key to scroll down through the menu
arrow key to display the preceding menu.
Right
arrow
Enter
key to display the
Exit
key to exit the menu mode.
Numeric KeypadThe Numeric Keypad is used to enter numeric,
alphabetical or special characters information.
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Menu
To program a Menu feature using the scroll keys:
1. From the Standby Mode, press:
Menu map
1.Fax features
2. Using the and arrow keys, scroll through the list until
the feature you wish to program is displayed, then press the
Enter
key.
3. The next menu layer is displayed. Using the and
arrow keys, scroll through the list until the feature you wish to
program is displayed, then press the
To program a Menu feature using the Menu Numbers:
Most Menu features are assigned a sequence number. You can
select the feature you wish to program quickly by pressing
the sequence numbers.
Refer to the Menu Flow Map on the pages that follow, or to print a
Menu Map, press
Menu, 7
. Menu map can also be printed by a direct
access key.
Locate the feature you wish to program on the Menu Map and note
the number sequence.
For example:
The Machine ID feature is accessed by first selecting
Initial Setup (4), then Machine ID (3).
Therefore, to access this menu item, press:
Menu
Enter
key.
Menu
and
Note:Double digit menu numbers (01. Speaker volume)
require 2 entries and are shown as 0 1 .
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Menu Flow Map
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Character Entries
Programming the Machine
When programming your Machine ID or names assigned to Speed
Dial numbers and One Touch Keys, you enter characters. Also, many
features programmed in the Menu Mode require text entries.
The following table lists the keys used to enter characters. For more
information on entering characters, refer to the character entry
procedures later in this chapter.
Keys used to Enter Characters
KeyFunction
Moves the cursor to the left to delete,
change or add characters.
Moves the cursor to the right to delete,
change or add characters or spaces.
Insert
*
Delete or *
Numeric
KeyPad
Inserts a character between existing
characters.
Deletes an existing character.
Provides the user interface for entering
numeric, alphabetical or special characters.
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Character Code Table
The Character Code Table lists all characters that can be entered
when programming the WorkCentre.
The table lists the numeric keys in the left column and the characters
that correspond to each key in the right column.
Multiple characters are assigned to most keys and accessed by
pressing the corresponding key a specific number of times.
For example: To select the character A, press the 2 key one time; to
select the character B, press the 2 key two times.
To enter a space after a character, press the key.
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Entering Characters
Using the Numeric Keypad to enter characters:
Correcting Characters
Note:You may need to move the cursor to the left or right, then
reposition the cursor prior to entering or deleting a new
character.
Replacing Characters
Input correct characters over the existing characters.
Name (40 max)
[XERI
Name (40 max)
[XERO
X ]
X ]
1. Using the and
arrow keys, position the
cursor at the character to
be corrected.
2.Enter the desired
character.
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Deleting or Inserting Characters
Name (40 max)
[XERX
]
1. Using the and
arrow keys, position
the cursor at the character
to be deleted or at the
point of insertion.
Note:If you are not in the insert mode, pressing Delete deletes
the character, but the spaces remain.
Insert
Name (40 max)
[XERX
]I
2.Press: .
The message “I” is
displayed.
Name (40 max)
[XERO
X ]I
3.To insert, enter the correct
character(s).
To delete, press .
Delete
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Direct Access Function Keys
The 5 Direct Access Function Keys, located in the left of the Control
Panel, are programmed to perform some of the most frequently used
features automatically. Several of these keys use multi-layered
menus similar to the Menu Mode. The following maps illustrates the
Direct Access Function Keys displaying the available programmable
features.
Programming the Machine
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Setting Up the Phonebook
Remote telephone numbers can be assigned to Speed Dial numbers
and/or One Touch Keys in the Phonebook. The numbers are used for
Alphabetical Dialing, Speed Dialing, One Touch Dialing, Chain
Dialing, Group Dialing and Polling Operations. Once preset, these
features allow you to send documents or make a telephone call to
frequently called numbers by pressing a few keys.
To program the Group features, the remote telephone number must
be assigned to a Speed Dial Number or a One Touch Key.
Planning the Phonebook
When programming the remote telephone number in a Speed Dial
Number or a One T ouch Key , you can include many fax options to use
during the communication. Please read this section carefully and
refer to the suggested chapters for detail feature descriptions.
Use the following list as an aid in planning the Phonebook:
•Phonebook Reports can be printed listing the numbers assigned
to Speed Dial numbers and One Touch keys. Press Phonebook
to print the desired report.
•Determine which phonebook number you want to assign to each
One Touch (up to 20 (555)/38 (575)) or Speed Dial (up to 100
(555)/150 (575)) number.
•Determine if you want to store a pause in the telephone number.
If your machine is connected to a PBX system, you may need to
enter a pause so the system can connect to an outside line.
Multiple 3 second pauses can be entered. To enter a pause,
press the
Pause
key.
•Determine if you want to store a Charge Code. To enter and hide
a charge code, press the Charge Code key after you have
entered the telephone number.
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