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Printing4 Open the paper width guides on the multi purposetray to the maximum width.Make sure that the banner tray is attached so thatthe paper width guides on the banner tray areoutside the paper width guides on the multi purposetray.5 Load banner paper so that it passes under thepaper clamp bar.6 Loop the banner paper back and place the end onthe paper support.5-8
Printing7 Adjust the paper width guides to the width of thepaper.IMPORTANT: If there is a gap between the paper andthe paper width guides, readjust the guides to fit thepaper in order to prevent skewed feeding and paperjams.8 Adjust the paper width guides on the banner tray tothe same width as the paper width guides on themulti purpose tray and lock.5IMPORTANT: Remove the paper when you are not performing banner printing.NOTE: The print confirmation screen can be set in the system menu to not appear when the banner tray isattached. This will allow continuous printing on multiple sheets. (Refer to Message Banner Print on 9-43.)5-9
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user manualDigitalcolour Multifunct
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Safety Conventions in This GuideThe
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ContentsPaper Selection. . . . . .
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ContentsSecurity Level . . . . . .
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Administrator tasksTo send document
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Menu Map(The names displayed on the
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Original Orientation (page 6-12)Sen
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Priority Override (page 4-48)EcoPri
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Border Erase (page 6-26)Continuous
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FAX TX Resolution(refer to Fax Oper
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Form Feed Timeout (page 9-63)LF Act
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Calibration (page 9-76)Developer Re
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EnvironmentThe service environmenta
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Laser Safety (Europe)Laser radiatio
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Legal and Safety InformationPlease
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GPL/LGPLThis product contains GPL (
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Monotype Imaging License Agreement1
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“Work” shall mean the work of a
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Energy Saving Control FunctionThe d
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Conventions in This GuideThe follow
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1 Part NamesThis chapter identifies
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Part NamesScans all documents in bl
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Part Names7111121314151617188 9 101
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2 Preparation before UseThis chapte
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Preparation before UseDetermining t
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Preparation before UsePower On/OffP
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Preparation before UseLoading Paper
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3 Basic OperationThis chapter expla
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Basic OperationSimple LoginSelect t
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Basic OperationTouch Panel DisplayD
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Basic OperationSelecting Color Mode
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Basic OperationDuplexProduce two-si
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Basic OperationDuplex1-sided>>1-sid
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Basic OperationReserve NextThis fun
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Basic OperationStapleUse this featu
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Basic OperationPunchPunch holes in
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Basic OperationSendingThis machine
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Basic OperationData to be entered a
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Basic OperationChecking the [Path]C
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Basic OperationAdding a port1 From
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Basic OperationUsing the Document B
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Basic OperationBasic Operation for
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Basic OperationDocument ListThe doc
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Basic OperationPreviewing Documents
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Basic OperationPassword Entry Requi
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Basic OperationQuick Setup ScreenIn
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4 Copying FunctionsThis chapter exp
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Copying FunctionsOriginal SizeStand
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Copying FunctionsUse the procedure
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Copying FunctionsOriginals of Diffe
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Document BoxItemAuto File DeletionO
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Document BoxPrinting Documents (Pri
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Document BoxDeleting a Form StoredY
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Status / Job CancelDetails of the S
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Status / Job CancelChecking the Det
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10 ManagementThis chapter explains
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ManagementUser Login/Job Accounting
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ManagementAdding a User (Local User
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Management10 Enter the login passwo
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ManagementDeleting a user1 Press [D
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Maintenance3 Remove the toner conta
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MaintenanceWaste Toner Box Replacem
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MaintenanceReplacing StaplesA stapl
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Maintenance2 Remove the staple cart
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Maintenance3 Wipe the white guide (
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TroubleshootingDuplex Unit and Cass
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Appendix• Optional Equipment ....
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Key CounterExpansion MemoryFAX KitG
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1 Press the stapling position key o
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Upper-case Letter Entry ScreenNo. D
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PaperThis section explains the pape
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Choosing the Appropriate PaperThis
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SpecificationsIMPORTANT: Specificat
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Copy functionsItemCopy SpeedFirst C
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Scanner functionsItemDescriptionSys
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Document Finisher (Option)ItemDescr
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RA(Stateless)The IPv6 router commun
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IndexIndexSymbols(Paper Width Guide
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IndexReserve Next Priority 9-46Copy
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IndexFTP Encrypted TX 6-38GGigabit
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IndexDeleting the RegisteredInforma
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IndexOutputting 4-49Selecting 4-49R
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IndexTransfer RollerCleaning 11-15T
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