User manual KONICA MINOLTA EP1050

[. . . ] This operator's manual explains how to operate the copier and replenish its supplies. It also gives some troubleshooting tips as well as general precautions to be observed when operating the copier. To ensure the best performance and effective use of your copier, read this manual carefully until you familiarize yourself thoroughly with its operation and features. After you have read through the manual, keep it for ready reference. [. . . ] To stop a multi-copy cycle in progress, press the Stop Key. The Start Key soon turns green and the copier stops. The Multi-Copy Display shows the number of copies yet to be made. Stopping a Multi-Copy Cycle Stop 1139O2592A 1139O2592A 49 2. Copying Procedure Manual Bypass Copying Use the Manual Bypass to make copies on paper not loaded in the Drawer, or to copy onto transparencies, translucent paper, or any other special paper. If the copier is equipped with a Multi Bypass Table (option), you can load more than one sheet of paper for a continuous run. x Types of Paper · Plain paper (weighing 60 g to 90 g/m 2) · Heavyweight paper (weighing 90 g to 157 g/m2) · Transparencies, translucent paper x Paper Size · Width: 100 mm to 297 mm · Length: 140 mm to 432 mm x Capacity · Plain paper, heavyweight paper, transparencies, translucent paper . . . 1 sheet at a time Using the Manual Bypass Table 1 2 1139O0150A Place the original on the Original Glass and make the control panel settings. Insert the copy paper into the Manual Bypass Table. x This automatically starts the copy cycle. NOTES · Insert the copy paper one sheet at a time. · Do not insert a sheet of paper while the copier is warming up or in a multi-copy cycle. · The Auto Size Mode and Book Copying Mode cannot be selected for manual bypass copying. Making Copies <Multi Bypass Table> · Plain paper: Approx. 50 sheets · Heavyweight paper, transparencies, translucent paper: Approx. Copying Procedure Using the Multi Bypass Table (Option) 1 2 1139O0130A Place the original on the Original Glass and make the control panel settings. Swing down the Multi Bypass Table and slide the Paper Guide Plate to the size of the copy paper. NOTE Pull out the Multi Bypass Table Extender if you are using larger paper. Chapter 3 Making Copies 3 1139O0140A Place a neat stack of copy paper on the Table and insert it into the copier until it stops. NOTES · Before inserting, fan the paper stack well if you are using transparencies or translucent paper. · Correct any curl if you are using heavyweight paper. 4 5 1139O2360A Using the Multi-Copy Keys, enter the number of copies to be made. Press the Start Key to start the copy cycle. 48 NOTES · Do not insert the paper while the copier is in the warm-up cycle or a multi-copy cycle. · The Auto Size and Book Copying Mode cannot be selected for manual bypass copying. 51 Chapter 4 Auxiliary Functions This Chapter explains about the Auxiliary functions that can be used for specific purposes. Chapter 4 1. Checking the Total Number of Copies Mode 52 2. Auxiliary Toner Replenishing Mode (Increasing the Image Density) 54 3. User's Choice 56 Auxiliary Functions 52 1. Checking the Total Number of Copies Mode This function allows you to check the total count of the two counters of the copier. Meter Count Toner Drum Dehumidify 1142O152CA 1142O152CA Types of Counters · Total Counter Chapter 4 · Size Counter : Shows the total number of copies made since the installation of the copier. : Shows the number of copies made on paper of a size preset by the Technical Representative. Auxiliary Functions Counter Display The Zoom Ratio Indicator shows the upper 3 digits of the count. The Multi-Copy Display shows the lower 2 digits of the count. 50%~200% 1139O3790A Example: The count is 12, 345 (copies). 53 1. [. . . ] 112 Call your Technical Representative. Is the Glass scratched?Is the Glass cracked or chipped? Chapter 8 Miscellaneous 111 1. Care of the Copier Original Cover, Automatic Document Feeder Item Is the Original Pad or Document Transport Belt dirty?Is the Original Pad or Document Transport Belt scratched? [. . . ]