User manual RICOH AFICIO 6513

[. . . ] TM 6513 Operating Instructions Copy Reference Zebh200e. eps 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. Introduction This manual contains detailed instructions on the operation and maintenance of this machine. To get maximum versatility from this machine all operators should carefully read and follow the instructions in this manual. Please keep this manual in a handy place near the machine. [. . . ] Shadow widths: · Metric version: 1mm, 2mm, 3mm, 4mm · Inch version: 0. 04", 0. 08", 0. 12", 0. 16" Same color shadow A Press the [Image Creation] key. B Press the [Shadow Image] key. 103 Copying C Press the [Block] or [Offset] key. 2 D Adjust the width by pressing the [+] or [-] key. E Make sure the [Same Color Halftone] key is selected. G Place your originals, and then press the {Start} key. } Select color shadow A Press the [Image Creation] key. B Press the [Shadow Image] key. C Press the [Block] or [Offset] key. D Adjust the width by pressing the [+] or [-] key. 104 Image Creation E Press the [Shadow Color / Density] key. 2 F Select the color, and then press the [OK] key. Note You can select the color density level. G Press the [OK] key. H Place your originals, and then press the {Start} key. } 105 Copying Slanted Image 2 This function slants the copy image at a selected angle. Note The slant direction is decided as shown in the illustration: You can select the angle from -45° to +45°. Depending on the angle, some parts of the image may be lost. A Press the [Image Creation] key. B Press the [Slanted Image] key. 106 Image Creation C Adjust the angle by pressing the arrow keys. 2 Note By pressing the [ ] or [ ] key, the number of the angle can be adjusted by in steps of 5°. By pressing the [ ] or [ ] key, the number of the angle can be adjusted by in steps of 1°. To cancel the angle, press the [Clear] key. D Press the [OK] key. E Place your originals, and then press the {Start} key. } 107 Copying Mirror Image 2 RR GCMILL1E This function makes a mirror image copy of the original. Note Place the original on the exposure glass as shown. GCMILL2E A Press the [Image Creation] key. 108 Image Creation B Press the [Mirror Image] key. 2 C Place your originals, and then press the {Start} key. } Repeat Image This function copies a part of the original image repeatedly. Note When this function is used, the leading edge margin of 10mm, 0. 4" is set on the copy paper. There are three ways to specify the image of the original to be repeated as follows: · D. Size Mag. (mm): This function allows you to reproduce the top band of an original repeatedly down the entire copy. You specify the width of the band (the vertical length of image) and it is repeated as many times as will fit on the copy. · Number of Images: This function also allows you to reproduce the top band of an original repeatedly down the entire copy, but here you specify the number of image repetitions you want and the copier will determine the width of the top band. · Editor Area: This function allows you to select an area of the original and reproduce it repeatedly down the copy. The repetitions are made one below the other, and are all aligned to the right. 109 Copying 2 For an explanation about entering numbers, P. 10 "Entering Numbers". The number of repeated images that can be fit on a single sheet of copy paper is calculated automatically based upon the copy paper size, copy paper direction and enlargement/reduction ratio. [. . . ] For example: · The machine can receive print data in any mode. Performing multiple functions simultaneously like this is called Multi-access. Limitation You cannot use Multi-access during Interrupt copying. Note You can choose which mode has highest priority for printing jobs. See "Interleave Print" in P. 213 "System settings". 9 243 Specification - Sample operations This chart is based on the following conditions: · "Interleave Print" is set to "On" (See "Interleave Print" in P. 213 "System settings"). [. . . ]