Manuale d’uso / di manutenzione del prodotto CF2002 del fabbricante Minolta
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Read First 1 Introduction Safety Information Precautions Part Names and Their Functions Utility Mode Operations Touch Panel Messages Troubleshooting Appendix CF2002/CF3102 User Man ual [ Administrator.
Con tent s CF2002/CF3 102 i Contents The t opics liste d below are describe d in the “Ad ministrator O peration s” volume. For detail s on other topic s, refer to the Basic O perations and the Advanced O pera- tions v olumes o f the Use r Manual a nd the Enlarg e Displ ay Mode Ope ration Gu ide.
Con tent s ii CF 2002/CF3102 3 Precautions 3.1 Installatio n Precautions .................. ................ ................. ............ 3-2 Install ation Site ...................... ................. ................. ................. ...... 3- 2 Power Source .
Con tent s CF2002/CF 3102 iii To set th e “ Special ty Paper ” funct ion ................ ................. ........... 5-22 Specifying the Output Tra y Priority ............. ................. ................. 5-23 To set th e “ Priority exi t tray ” functio n .
Con tent s iv CF 2002/CF3102 6 Touch Panel Messages 6.1 When t he Messag e “ CF Toner Cartridge (X) needs to be replaced s oon. ” Appears ................ ................ ................. ............ 6-2 Display in Enlarge Displa y Mode .......
Con tent s CF2002/CF3 102 v 6.10 When th e Message “ Replace XXXX. ” Appears .................. ...... 6-57 Display in Enlarge Dis play Mode .......... ................. ................. ...... 6-5 7 6.11 Other Messages ...... ................. .
Con tent s vi CF 2002/CF3102 Basic Opera tions For details on the following topic s, refer to the “ Basic Operati ons ” volum e of this User Manua l.
Introdu ction Ch apter 1 1 1 Introduc tion.
1 1.1 Introd uction 1-2 CF 2002/CF3 102 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 1.1 Introduction Structure of the Manual The various ex planation s for thi s copier are divide d into fo ur parts: t he Admini strator Operati ons, Basic Operations and Advanc ed Operati ons volumes of the User Ma n- ual, an d the Enlarg e Displ ay Mode Op eration G uide.
1.2 Explan ation of M anual Conv entions 1 CF2002/CF3 102 1- 3 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 1.2 Explanation of Manual Conventions The mark s and text f ormats us ed in thi s manual are described b elow. WAR NIN G Failure to observe ins tructions highl ighted in this manner may re sult in fatal or critical injuries.
1 1.3 Expl anation of Basic Concep ts and Sy mbols 1-4 CF 2002/CF3 102 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 1.3 Explanation of Basic Concepts and Symbols The use of words and symbo ls in thi s manual are explain ed below.
1.3 Explan ation of Ba sic Conce pts and Symb ols 1 CF2002/CF3 102 1- 5 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 “ Width ” and “ Length ” Whenev er paper di mension s are men tioned in this m anual, the first value a lways refers t o the width of the paper (s hown as “ Y ” i n the illust ration) and the secon d to the le ngth (sho wn as “ X ” ).
1 1.3 Expl anation of Basic Concep ts and Sy mbols 1-6 CF 2002/CF3 102 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 Display Ic ons Overhe ad projector t ransparenc ies Envelop e Thick paper 1 Thick p aper 2 Thick p aper .
1.4 Energy Star ® 1 CF2002/CF3 102 1- 7 Introdu ction Ch apter 1 1.4 E nergy Star ® As an ENERGY STAR ® Partner, we have d etermined that thi s machine meets the ENERGY STAR ® Gu idelines for energy eff iciency .
1 1.5 T rademarks and Regis tered T rademarks 1-8 CF 2002/CF3 102 Introdu ction Ch apter 1.
Safety Inform ation Chapter 2 2 2 Safety Information.
2 2.1 Warni ng and Prec aution Sy mbols 2-2 CF 2002/CF3 102 Safety Inform ation Chapter 2 This s ection contains detaile d instructi ons on the opera tion and mainten ance of this machi ne. To ach ieve optimu m utility of this dev ice, all ope rators sho uld caref ully read and follow t he instruct ions in this manual .
2.2 Meaning of Symb ols 2 CF2002/CF3 102 2- 3 Safety Inform ation Chapter 2 WARNING • Do no t modif y this p roduct, as a fire , electr ical s hock, o r breakdo wn cou ld resu lt. If th e product e mploys a laser, the laser be am source could cause blindne ss.
2 2.2 Me ani ng of S ymb ols 2-4 CF 2002/CF3 102 Safety Inform ation Chapter 2 CAUTION • Do not use flamma ble s prays, liq uids, or gases n ear this product, as a fire could result. • Do not leave a toner unit or dru m unit i n a pl ace within easy r each of children .
2.3 Precaut ions for Rou tine Use 2 CF2002/CF3 102 2- 5 Safety Inform ation Chapter 2 2.3 Precautions for Routine Use 2.4 USER INSTRUCTIONS FCC PART 15 - RADIO FREQUENCY DEVICES (For U.S.A. Users) NOTE: Thi s equipm ent has been tested an d found to comply with the li mits for a Class A d igital devi ce, pursu ant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules .
2 2.5 INTERFERENCE-CAUSING EQUIPMENT STANDARD 2-6 CF 2002/CF3 102 Safety Inform ation Chapter 2 2.5 INTERFERENCE-CAUSING EQUIPMENT STANDARD (ICES-003 IS-SUE 3) (For Canada Users) This C lass A digi tal appara tus compli es with Canadian ICES-0 03. Cet ap pareil nu m é rique d e la classe A est conform e à la no rme NMB-003 du Canad a.
Prec auti ons Chapter 3 3 3 Precautions.
3 3.1 I nst all ati on Pr ecau tion s 3-2 CF 2002/CF3 102 Prec auti ons Chapter 3 3.1 Instal lation Prec autions Installati on Site To ensu re utmost safety an d prevent possibl e malfuncti ons, inst all the c opier in a locati on that me ets the fo llowing req uirements.
3.1 Installat ion Precaution s 3 CF2002/CF3 102 3- 3 Prec auti ons Chapter 3 Space R equirements To ensu re easy c opier oper ation, sup ply replace ment, and maintena nce, adhere to the reco mmended space re quirement s detaile d below. ✎ Note Be sure to all ow a clearance of 4 in.
3 3.2 Op er ation Prec aut ion s 3-4 CF 2002/CF3 102 Prec auti ons Chapter 3 3.2 Operation Precautions Operating environment The env ironmenta l requiremen ts for corre ct operation o f the cop ier are as follows.
3.2 Operat ion Precautions 3 CF2002/CF3 102 3- 5 Prec auti ons Chapter 3 CAUTION If the ve ntilation duc t at the top of the copie r becomes blocked, th e inside of the copie r will ac cumulate he at, resulting i n a malfuncti on or fire. ➜ Do not place an y object s over the venti lation du ct.
3 3.2 Op er ation Prec aut ion s 3-6 CF 2002/CF3 102 Prec auti ons Chapter 3 CAUTION Precautions for handling to ner: ➜ Be carefu l not to s pill toner ins ide the c opier or get to ner on yo ur clothes or hand s. ➜ If yo ur hands b ecome so iled with to ner, im mediatel y wash the m with soap and water.
3.3 Legal Rest rictions on Copy ing 3 CF2002/CF3 102 3- 7 Prec auti ons Chapter 3 3.3 Legal Restrictions on Copying Certai n types of d ocuments m ust nev er be copied with the p urpose or intent to pass copies of such documen ts off as the originals .
3 3.3 Legal Rest rictions on Co pying 3-8 CF 2002/CF3 102 Prec auti ons Chapter 3.
Part N ames an d Thei r Func tions Chap ter 4 4 4 Part Names and Their Functions.
4 4.1 Com ponents and Their Func tions 4-2 CF 2002/CF3 102 Part N ames an d Thei r Func tions Chap ter 4 4.1 Components and Their Functions No. Part Name Description 1 Dup lex ing Docu ment Feeder AFR.
4.1 Com ponents and T heir Func tions 4 CF2002/CF3 102 4- 3 Part N ames an d Thei r Func tions Chap ter 4 No. Part Name Description 8 Origin al Co ver OC-2 (opti onal) Presses down on the loaded docum.
4 4.1 Com ponents and Their Func tions 4-4 CF 2002/CF3 102 Part N ames an d Thei r Func tions Chap ter 4 * The int ernal o ptions a re not shown. Supplem ental Table 1 * The nu mber of docume nt page s that c an be stored was calcula ted bas ed on o ur sta ndard doc ument page.
4.2 Parts Nam es and Th eir Function s 4 CF2002/CF3 102 4- 5 Part N ames an d Thei r Func tions Chap ter 4 4.2 Parts Names and Their Functions Outside of Copier *The i llustratio n above shows t he optional o rigina l cover, cop ier stand and copy desk in sta lle d.
4 4.2 Parts Names and Their Func tions 4-6 CF 2002/CF3 102 Part N ames an d Thei r Func tions Chap ter 4 *The i llustrati on above shows the optional o riginal c over, cop ier stand and copy desk in sta lled.
4.2 Parts Nam es and Th eir Function s 4 CF2002/CF3 102 4- 7 Part N ames an d Thei r Func tions Chap ter 4 *The i llustratio n above shows t he optional o rigina l cover, cop ier stand and copy desk in sta lle d.
4 4.2 Parts Names and Their Func tions 4-8 CF 2002/CF3 102 Part N ames an d Thei r Func tions Chap ter 4 Supplies a nd Parts No. Part Name Description 1 Toner Cartridg e There a re four to ner ca rtridge s: cyan ( C), magen ta (M) , yellow (Y) and black ( BK).
4.2 Parts Nam es and Th eir Function s 4 CF2002/CF3 102 4- 9 Part N ames an d Thei r Func tions Chap ter 4 Inside of Copier No. Part Name Description 1 Upper ri ght-side door Opened w hen re placin g .
4 4.2 Parts Names and Their Func tions 4-10 CF 2002/CF3 102 Part N ames an d Thei r Func tions Chap ter 4 Options Duple xing Docume nt Feeder Duplex Unit Paper Fee d Unit No. Part Name Description 1 Adjustabl e documen t guide Adjus t to the width of the document .
4.2 Parts Nam es and Th eir Function s 4 CF2002/CF3 102 4-11 Part N ames an d Thei r Func tions Chap ter 4 Finish er (FN-8) No. Part Name Description 8 Lower pa per o utput tray (bound paper tray) Col.
4 4.2 Parts Names and Their Func tions 4-12 CF 2002/CF3 102 Part N ames an d Thei r Func tions Chap ter 4 Large Capa cit y Cabi net Finish er (FN-116 ) Optio n Tray No. Part Name Description 14 3rd dra wer Holds up to 2,5 00 shee ts of pape r (See secti on 3.
Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 5 5 Utility Mode Operations.
5 5.1 Util ity Screen 5-2 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 5.1 Utility Sc reen The functi ons availab le on the Utility scree n, displayed by pres sing the [Util ity] key, are d escribed be low. If the [Utility] key is pressed , the foll owing scre en appears.
5.1 Utility Screen 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5- 3 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 Specif ying the Input Screen Functions The f ollowing two function s are ava ilable on the Input sc reen (whe n [Input] is touched ). (Refer to page 5-4) G The init ial mode settings , selecte d after the copier is reset, ca n be chan ged.
5 5.1 Util ity Screen 5-4 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 Specifying the Initial M ode Settings ( “ Reset Mode ” Func tion) The mod e selec ted when the power switc h is turne d on (set to “ I ” ) is calle d the i nitial mode.
5.1 Utility Screen 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5- 5 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 Using Copy Prog rams A user-sp ecified copy mo de can be sto red as a c opy prog ram. Each of the 10 cop y program s that can be stored can be giv en a name (up to 9 charac ters long).
5 5.1 Util ity Screen 5-6 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 7 Touch [E nter], an d then touch [Enter] agai n in the s creen that ap pears.
5.2 Specify ing Defaul t Settings ( “ User ’ s Choice ” Function s) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5- 7 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 5.2 Specifying Defaul t Settings ( “ User ’ s Cho ice ” Functions) With the User ’ s Choi ce function , the initi al mode s ettings c an be cu stomized acco rdin g to how th e co pie r is to be us ed.
5 5.2 Specifyi ng Default Settings ( “ Use r ’ s Choic e ” Functio ns) 5-8 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 (Refer to p. 5-19) G This fu nction is used to s pecify wh ether all modes and fu nctions are automat ically res et when the magn etic card is remov ed from the data con troller or th e key coun ter i s remo ved.
5.2 Specify ing Defaul t Settings ( “ User ’ s Choice ” Function s) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5- 9 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 User ’ s Choice: 2 Screens (Refer to p. 5-21) G This fu nction is used to specify the special p aper setti ngs for ea ch paper drawer.
5 5.2 Specifyi ng Default Settings ( “ Use r ’ s Choic e ” Functio ns) 5-10 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Confirmation Beep ” function This fun ction is used to specify whe ther or not a con firmation beep is sounded each time a key in th e operatio n panel i s pressed .
5.2 Specify ing Defaul t Settings ( “ User ’ s Choice ” Function s) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-11 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Date/Time Set ” function This fun ction is use d to set the c urrent date and time. In ad dition, the time zone ca n be set b etween -120 0 and +120 0 (in 30 minu te interva ls).
5 5.2 Specifyi ng Default Settings ( “ Use r ’ s Choic e ” Functio ns) 5-12 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 8 Touch [E nter]. The clo ck begin s tickin g. 9 Touch [F in. Time] , and then tou ch [Fin. Ti me] again in the screen tha t appears .
5.2 Specify ing Defaul t Settings ( “ User ’ s Choice ” Function s) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-13 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Memory Re call ” functi on Memory rec all functio n (The defa ult settin g is [Yes].) ✔ This fea ture allow s past co py jobs t o be recal led and p rinted aga in.
5 5.2 Specifyi ng Default Settings ( “ Use r ’ s Choic e ” Functio ns) 5-14 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 4 Sele ct the desir ed setti ng. 5 Touch [E nter]. 6 Touch [F in. Time] , and then tou ch [Fin. Ti me] again in the screen tha t appears .
5.2 Specify ing Defaul t Settings ( “ User ’ s Choice ” Function s) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-15 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Key Rep eat Start Time/ Interval ” func tion The len gth of time until the repeat fea ture for a k ey starts when a key in the touch panel i s held do wn can be specifie d.
5 5.2 Specifyi ng Default Settings ( “ Use r ’ s Choic e ” Functio ns) 5-16 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Auto Panel Reset ” fun ction This fu nction is used to spe cify the length of tim e after the last opera tion unti l all functio ns autom atically ret urn to thei r default s ettings.
5.2 Specify ing Defaul t Settings ( “ User ’ s Choice ” Function s) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-17 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Energy Saver ” function This fu nction is used to specify the length of time after the last o peration u ntil the copier automatical ly enters Energy Sav er mode.
5 5.2 Specifyi ng Default Settings ( “ Use r ’ s Choic e ” Functio ns) 5-18 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Sleep ” fu nction This fu nction is used to spe cify the length of tim e after the last opera tion until th e copier automati cally enters Sleep mode .
5.2 Specify ing Defaul t Settings ( “ User ’ s Choice ” Function s) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-19 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Auto Clear Mode ” func tion This fun ction is us ed.
5 5.2 Specifyi ng Default Settings ( “ Use r ’ s Choic e ” Functio ns) 5-20 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Enlarge- Display Notice ” function If the “ Auto Cl ear Mo de ” function is s et to “ Yes ” , the messag e requesti ng confirm ation to can cel the Enlarg e Display mode can b e display ed.
5.2 Specify ing Defaul t Settings ( “ User ’ s Choice ” Function s) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-21 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 “ Special ty Paper ” Settin gs This fu nction is used to specify that the pa per loaded into any pa per drawe r is specia l paper.
5 5.2 Specifyi ng Default Settings ( “ Use r ’ s Choic e ” Functio ns) 5-22 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Specialty Paper ” functio n 1 Press th e [Utility] key. 2 Touch [U ser ’ s Ch oice: 2]. 3 Touch [S pecialty Paper].
5.2 Specify ing Defaul t Settings ( “ User ’ s Choice ” Function s) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-23 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 Specifying the Output T ray Priority The “ Priority exit tray ” fun ction is used to s pecify the output t ray that is given pr iority for each applica tion.
5 5.2 Specifyi ng Default Settings ( “ Use r ’ s Choic e ” Functio ns) 5-24 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Intelligen t Sorting ” functi on This fu nction i.
5.2 Specify ing Defaul t Settings ( “ User ’ s Choice ” Function s) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-25 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Criss Cross Mode ” function This fu nction is used to specify how copies ar e sorted w hen the “ Sort ” sett ing is select ed.
5 5.2 Specifyi ng Default Settings ( “ Use r ’ s Choic e ” Functio ns) 5-26 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Priority Device ” funct ion This fu nction is used to spe cify the print timing for a print j ob that is re ceived.
5.2 Specify ing Defaul t Settings ( “ User ’ s Choice ” Function s) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-27 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ ACS Judgeme nt Level Adjust. ” function This fu nction is used to adjust the level fo r detecting a color or bl ack-and -white docum ent with the Color setting “ Auto Color ” .
5 5.2 Specifyi ng Default Settings ( “ Use r ’ s Choic e ” Functio ns) 5-28 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ 2in1, 4in 1, Booklet Copy Zoo m ” function This fu nction is used to specify the zoom rati o for 2in1 copying, 4i n1 copyi ng and bookle t binding .
5.2 Specify ing Defaul t Settings ( “ User ’ s Choice ” Function s) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-29 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Auto-select Paper for Small Origi nal ” function This fun ction is used to se lect whethe r or not to prin t docume nts with a s ize that is too smal l and cannot be automaticall y detected.
5 5.2 Specifyi ng Default Settings ( “ Use r ’ s Choic e ” Functio ns) 5-30 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 5 Sele ct the desir ed setti ng. 6 If “ ON ” was select ed, select a paper dra wer. 7 Touch [E nter]. 8 Touch [F in.
5.2 Specify ing Defaul t Settings ( “ User ’ s Choice ” Function s) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-31 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Centering ” f unction This fu nction is used to specify the printin g position o f the imag e when the docum ent is smal ler than th e paper.
5 5.3 View ing Count ers ( “ Me ter Coun t ” Function ) 5-32 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 5.3 Viewing Counters ( “ Meter Count ” Funct ion) The counters, sh owing th e number o f the various types o f copies that have been made s ince the copier w as insta lled, can be viewed .
5.3 Viewing Coun ters ( “ Meter Coun t ” Function) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-33 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 1 Press the [Utility] key . 2 Touch [M eter Count]. 3 Select the desired colo r mode. The co unt ers are di spl aye d. 4 To print t he list o f counters , touch [P rint], and then press the [Start] key.
5 5.4 View ing Part Main tenance L evels ( “ Unit l ife indicato r ” Function) 5-34 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 5.4 Viewing Part Maintenance Levels ( “ Unit life indicator ” Function) The level of use for the va rious sup plies and p arts can b e checked.
5.5 Administr ator Mode Operat ions 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-35 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 5.5 Administrator Mode Operations The Admi nistrator m ode allo ws the use of the co pier to be controlle d. When thi s mode is selected, a screen appears , indicatin g that the admi nistrator ac cess cod e must b e entered.
5 5.5 Admi nistrator M ode Oper ations 5-36 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Top Erase ” fun ction This fu nction is used to set the amou nt of loss at the ed ge of the o riginal. Th is amount is erased du ring printi ng.
5.5 Administr ator Mode Operat ions 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-37 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Disable Sle ep Mode ” function This fu nction is used to disable the S leep mode .
5 5.5 Admi nistrator M ode Oper ations 5-38 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ ove r siz e pap er se le ctio n ” function This fu nction is used to set the paper size for O ver sized paper. (The defa ult setti ng is [12 × 18] .
5.5 Administr ator Mode Operat ions 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-39 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Language Selected ” fu nction This fu nction is used to change th e display l anguage fo r the touc h panel. (The defa ult settin g is [English ].
5 5.5 Admi nistrator M ode Oper ations 5-40 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 Specifying Expert Mode functions In th e Expert mode , various print ima ge adjust ments can b e select ed. (Refer to p. 5-41) G This fu nction al lows the de nsity of the image pri nted on th ick pape r to be adjus ted .
5.5 Administr ator Mode Operat ions 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-41 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Thick Pape r and OHP Film Im age Density ” func tion This fu nction al lows the de nsity of the image pri nted on th ick pape r and over head project or transpare ncies to be adjusted.
5 5.5 Admi nistrator M ode Oper ations 5-42 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To adjust the color shifts manually If a d ifference can be seen between the original documen t and the c opy, fin e adjust ments in the co lor shift can be made.
5.5 Administr ator Mode Operat ions 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-43 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 8 Fold the paper in h alf whil e aligning the corn ers of the printed test p attern. 9 If hor izontal l ines A and B ar e angled as sh own a t the r igh t, to uch to specif y the des ired negat ive adjus tme nt for θ (between -1 dot and -10 dots ).
5 5.5 Admi nistrator M ode Oper ations 5-44 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 12 Check the prin t result. If the fold line and th e black lines ar e parallel , skip to s tep 13. ❍ If more adj ustment is necessary, return to step 7 and repeat the adjustme nt proc edur e.
5.5 Administr ator Mode Operat ions 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-45 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 19 If the li nes are shifted as shown at the right, tou ch [Y], and then touch to spec ify the de sired neg ative adjus tme nt fo r “ Y ” (between -1 dot and -6 dots).
5 5.5 Admi nistrator M ode Oper ations 5-46 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Monochrom e Image de nsity corre ct ” function This fu nction al lows the i mage dens ity of bl ack-and-wh ite copie s to be ad justed. (This fu nction is only avai lable on t he CF200 2.
5.5 Administr ator Mode Operat ions 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-47 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Stabilizer ” function If the image is incorre ct, even af ter the gr adation levels h ave been a djusted, set the “ Stabiliz er ” functi on, avail able on the Ad min.
5 5.5 Admi nistrator M ode Oper ations 5-48 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 1 Load 11 × 17-size paper of th e desired type into the 1st drawer. 2 Turn t he media type selec tion dial to the sett ing for the type of pa per loaded. 3 Press th e [Utility] key.
5.5 Administr ator Mode Operat ions 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-49 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 9 Check th at the top margin o f the test pattern i s between 4.5 mm and 5.5 m m. If the top m argin is with in the sp eci fie d rang e, skip to step 14. 10 If th e top ma rg in is le ss th an 4.
5 5.5 Admi nistrator M ode Oper ations 5-50 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ PRT Area ( Left Margin) ” function The left margin of the printi ng area ca n be adju sted for ea ch paper d rawer. The proced ure with 11 × 17-size p aper loade d into the 1st drawer is d escribed below .
5.5 Administr ator Mode Operat ions 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-51 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 9 Check th at the left margin o f the test pattern i s between 2.5 mm and 3.5 m m. If the le ft mar gin is wit hin the sp eci fie d rang e, skip to step 14. 10 If the l eft margin is less than 2.
5 5.5 Admi nistrator M ode Oper ations 5-52 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ PRT A rea (D up. L eft Marg in) ” function The left m argin of the printing are a in double -sided co pies can be adjuste d for each paper dra wer.
5.5 Administr ator Mode Operat ions 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-53 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 9 Check th at the left margin o f the test pattern fo r the second side is betwe en 2.5 mm and 3 .5 mm. If the left marg in for th e second side is within the sp eci fie d rang e, skip to step 14.
5 5.5 Admi nistrator M ode Oper ations 5-54 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Center Binding Position ” function This fu nction is used to make fin e adjustmen ts to the c enter stap ling pos ition and the f olding posi tion when b inding.
5.5 Administr ator Mode Operat ions 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-55 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 8 If the staple p osition i s too far t o the right of the center o f the paper, touch to speci fy the des ired negati ve adjus tme nt (b etwe en -1 mm and -7 mm).
5 5.5 Admi nistrator M ode Oper ations 5-56 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Gradation Adjust ” functi on The color grad ation levels can be a djusted i f they are incorrect . After repl acing the Imaging Un it, be su re to perform th e “ Gradati on Adjust ” , follow ing the p rocedures below.
5.5 Administr ator Mode Operat ions 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-57 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 9 Place 1 0 more shee ts of bla nk paper of the sam e size on t op of the printed te st pattern p age. 10 Close the original cover, or the duplex ing docum ent feeder i f it is in stalled.
5 5.5 Admi nistrator M ode Oper ations 5-58 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To set the “ Stabilize r ” function (if th e image is still incorrect, eve n after the gradat ion le.
5.5 Administr ator Mode Operat ions 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-59 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 7 Touch [En ter]. 8 Touch [F in. Time] again in the next th ree screens that appea r.
5 5.6 Supe rvising Co pier Use (Cop y Trac k Functions ) 5-60 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 5.6 Supervising Copier Use (Copy Track Functions) Setting the Copy Track Function s These fun ctions are use d to control the permis sions and the number of copie s that can be printed for the acco unt of each u ser.
5.6 Supervisi ng Copier Use (Copy Trac k Functions) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-61 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 ✎ Note The “ Copy Tra ck ” func tion and the “ Memory Re call ” function can not be used at the sam e time.
5 5.6 Supe rvising Co pier Use (Cop y Trac k Functions ) 5-62 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 Count ers Print Type Color Mode Parameter Copy + P rint Total Count Total Count Copy L.
5.6 Supervisi ng Copier Use (Copy Trac k Functions) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-63 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 Specif ying Account Settings Permiss ions and limits for each acc ount can be s pecified . Permission s The p ermissions in each copy mo de for each a ccount c an be speci fied.
5 5.6 Supe rvising Co pier Use (Cop y Trac k Functions ) 5-64 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 ✎ Note The Co py Track func tions are for use by th e admini strator. The Copy Track paramete rs canno t be set by anyone without kn owledge of the admin istrator acces s code.
5.6 Supervisi ng Copier Use (Copy Trac k Functions) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-65 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 8 To canc el the Copy Track mode , touch [Yes], an d then touc h [Enter]. The “ Copy Trac k Data ” counters are initiali zed, and t hen the “ Copy Track ” func tion is cancel ed.
5 5.6 Supe rvising Co pier Use (Cop y Trac k Functions ) 5-66 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To print a “ Copy Track Dat a ” counter ✎ Note If “ Yes ” is not select ed for the “ C opy Track Mode ” parame ter, no “ Copy Track Data ” count er c an be selec ted .
5.6 Supervisi ng Copier Use (Copy Trac k Functions) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-67 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To ini tialize a “ Copy Track Mode ” counter ✎ Note If “ Yes ” is not select ed for th e “ Copy Track Mo de ” parameter, no “ Co py T rac k Data ” counter can be s elected.
5 5.6 Supe rvising Co pier Use (Cop y Trac k Functions ) 5-68 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 9 Touch [E nter]. ❍ The “ Total C oun t ” , “ Size ” and “ 2 ” counters fo r the sele cted accoun ts are init iali zed . ❍ The “ ID ” , “ Copy Limit ” and “ Color Limit ” setti ngs are no t initial ized.
5.6 Supervisi ng Copier Use (Copy Trac k Functions) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-69 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To sp ecify setting s for a “ Copy Tr ack Data ” counter ✎ Note If “ Yes ” is not select ed for th e “ Copy Track Mo de ” parameter, no “ Co py T rac k Data ” counter can be s elected.
5 5.6 Supe rvising Co pier Use (Cop y Trac k Functions ) 5-70 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 9 If the access c ode has b een entered incorrectly , press th e [C] (cl ear) key t o erase th e enter ed code, and then use the keypa d to enter t he correct access code.
5.6 Supervisi ng Copier Use (Copy Trac k Functions) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-71 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To sp ecify permiss ions for an ac count ✎ Note If “ Yes ” is no t select ed for the “ Co py Track Mode ” parameter, “ Copy Track Set ” cannot be sel ected.
5 5.6 Supe rvising Co pier Use (Cop y Trac k Functions ) 5-72 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 8 To canc el the pe rmissions for all accou nts, touc h [Same for All Dept.]. Touch [A llow] for ac count 001 once. The permiss ions for a ll accounts are cancel ed.
5.6 Supervisi ng Copier Use (Copy Trac k Functions) 5 CF2002/CF3 102 5-73 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 To apply the specified limits ✎ Note If “ Yes ” is no t select ed for the “ Co py Track Mode ” parameter, “ Copy Track Set ” cannot be sel ected.
5 5.6 Supe rvising Co pier Use (Cop y Trac k Functions ) 5-74 CF 2002/CF3 102 Utility Mode Op erations Chapte r 5 ✎ Note For e xam ple, if “ Co lor Limit ” fo r “ Full Co lor ” is set to 1,000 s heets for accou nt 001, settin g “ Color ” to “ Activate ” ap plies th e specified limit of 1 ,000 she ets for full-c olor printing .
Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 6 6 Touch Panel Messages.
6 6.1 When the Message “ CF Toner Cartridge (X) n eeds to be repla ced soon. ” A ppears 6-2 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 6.1 When the M essage “ CF Toner Cart ridge (X) needs to be replaced soon. ” Appears When ton er is abo ut to run ou t, the advanc e warning m essage shown belo w appears .
6.2 When the Message “ Replace the CF Toner cartridge ” Appears 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6- 3 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 6.2 When t he Mess age “ Replace the CF Toner cartridge ” Appears When the toner is empty, a warning me ssage ap pears and copies can no lo nger be made.
6 6.2 When the Message “ Replace the CF Ton er cartridge ” A ppears 6-4 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 WARNING Replacing the toner cartridg e ➜ Do not replace t he toner c artridge unt il the mess age indic ating tha t it be replace d appears in the touch panel.
6.2 When the Message “ Replace the CF Toner cartridge ” Appears 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6- 5 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 To repl ace the toner cartridge The pr ocedure for re placing any of the ton er cartridges (yellow (Y), m agenta (M), cyan (C) or black ( Bk)) is the same.
6 6.2 When the Message “ Replace the CF Ton er cartridge ” A ppears 6-6 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 3 Prepare th e new ton er cartridge.
6.2 When th e Message “ Replace th e CF Tone r cartridge ” App ears 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6- 7 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 7 Remove the prot ective cap. 8 Position the toner cartridge a s shown , and then insert it into its compart ment. 9 Turn th e le ver cl ockwi se.
6 6.2 W hen the Mes sage “ Repl ace th e CF Toner car tri dge ” Appears 6-8 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 10 Slowly pu ll out the charger- cleani ng tool as far as poss ible, and then slowly p ush in the charger-c leaning tool as muc h as possib le.
6.3 When th e Message “ Replace Sta ple Cartridg e. ” Appears 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6- 9 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 6.3 When t he Mess age “ Replace St aple Cartridge. ” Appears When fin isher FN-11 6 or FN-8 i s installed and is a bout to run ou t of staple s, the messa ge shown b elow ap pears.
6 6.3 When the Mess age “ Replace St aple Ca rtridge. ” Appe ars 6-10 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 To rep lace the staple c artridge for FN-116 1 Slide the finisher away from the copie r. 2 Turn the dial to the left in or der to positio n the sta pler at the center.
6.3 When th e Message “ Replace Sta ple Cartridg e. ” Appears 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-11 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 4 Remove the em pty staple cartridge . 5 Insert the new staple c artridge in to the stap le holder, and then carefull y pull o ut the stop per.
6 6.3 When the Mess age “ Replace St aple Ca rtridge. ” Appe ars 6-12 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 To replace the staple cartridge for FN-8 ✎ Note Be sure t o replace the staple c artridge only after the m essage appe ars, otherw ise the m achine may be damaged .
6.3 When th e Message “ Replace Sta ple Cartridg e. ” Appears 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-13 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 4 Turn dial cl ockwise u ntil the staple cartridg e moves to a positio n from where it ca n be removed. ❍ If the dia l is turned to o far, turn it co unterclockw ise to a djust it.
6 6.3 When the Mess age “ Replace St aple Ca rtridge. ” Appe ars 6-14 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 7 Pull up the sta ple case. 8 Remo ve the paper ho lder from the stap le case. 9 Refill th e staple cas e with sta ples. ❍ Fully i nsert th e staple case as far as po ssible.
6.3 When th e Message “ Replace Sta ple Cartridg e. ” Appears 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-15 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 10 Pres s the st aple case do wn. 11 Peel off t he tape from the stap les. 12 Insert the staple cartri dge, maki ng sure the tab s on the cartridge slide along the rails in the c ompartment.
6 6.3 When the Mess age “ Replace St aple Ca rtridge. ” Appe ars 6-16 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 13 Fully i nsert the sta ple cartridge so that it l ocks into p lace. ❍ Check th at the stap le cartridge is fir mly inst alled .
6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appe ars 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-17 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 6.4 When t he Mess age “ Mi sfeed detec ted. ” Appears Locations of Paper Misfe eds A flashing “ O ” indicate s the locati on of the p aper misf eed.
6 6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appears 6-18 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 Message Descriptio n 1 A paper misfee d in th e duple xing document f eeder (p. 6- 31) 2 A paper misfee d in th e uppe r right- side do or uni t (p.
6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appe ars 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-19 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 To clear a paper mi sfeed in the manual bypa ss tray A flashing “ O ” indicate s the locati on of the p aper misf eed. In add ition, a l it “ O ” indica tes areas where paper may have been misfed a nd that sh ould be c hecked.
6 6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appears 6-20 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 2 Carefu lly pull out the pap er. 3 Close the right-sid e door.
6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appe ars 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-21 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 To clear a paper misfee d in the duplex u nit A flashing “ O ” indicate s the locati on of the p aper misf eed. In add ition, a l it “ O ” indica tes areas where paper may have been misfed a nd that sh ould be c hecked.
6 6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appears 6-22 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 To cl ear a paper m isfeed in a p aper draw er A flashing “ O ” indicates t he locati on of the p aper misfeed . In additi on, a lit “ O ” indica tes areas where pa per may h ave been misfed a nd that s hould be c hecked.
6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appe ars 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-23 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 3 Careful ly pull out the paper. 4 Clos e th e lowe r rig ht- sid e door . 5 Pull out the paper d rawer, and then remo ve any m isfed pa per.
6 6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appears 6-24 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 To cl ear a paper m isfeed in the large capac ity cabinet A flashing “ O ” indicates t he locati on of the p aper misfeed .
6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appe ars 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-25 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 To clear a paper misfee d in the right-s ide door A flashing “ O ” indicate s the locati on of the p aper misf eed. In add ition, a l it “ O ” indica tes areas where paper may have been misfed a nd that sh ould be c hecked.
6 6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appears 6-26 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 4 Turn the kn ob on the in side of t he right-si de door clockwis e to feed out the p aper. 5 Pull out any pape r caught in the image trans fer roller section.
6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appe ars 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-27 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 ✎ Note If the pap er is cau ght as de scribed belo w, cont act your te chnical represen tative. The pape r is wrapped around the roller in the image transfer ro ller.
6 6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appears 6-28 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 To clear a paper misfee d in the upper right-s ide door A flashing “ O ” indicates t he locati on of the p aper misfeed .
6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appe ars 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-29 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 3 While m oving the gre en lever on the ins ide of the upper right -side door in t he directi on of the a rrow, carefull y pull o ut the pape r.
6 6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appears 6-30 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 5 Pull out any pape r caught in the fusing uni t. CAUTION The ar ea around the fusing unit is extremely ho t. ➜ Touching anythi ng other than the indic ated leve rs and di als may re sult in b urns.
6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appe ars 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-31 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 To clear a paper misfee d in the duplexin g document fe eder A flashing “ O ” indicate s the locati on of the p aper misf eed.
6 6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appears 6-32 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 6 Open t he gui de. 7 Turn the dial to fee d out any docume nts. 8 Carefu lly pull out the docum ents. 9 Carefu lly open the duplexi ng feed gui de as far a s pos si ble .
6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appe ars 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-33 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 12 Clos e th e dup lex ing fe ed g uid e. 13 Open th e duplex ing documen t feeder, a nd then ca refully p ull out any docum ents. 14 Remov e any docu ments on the origi nal glass, and then c lose the duplex ing docum ent feede r.
6 6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appears 6-34 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 16 Reloa d the docume nts acc ording to the in struct ions that appear on the t ouch panel.
6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appe ars 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-35 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 To clear a paper mi sfeed in finis her FN-116 A flashing “ O ” indicate s the locati on of the p aper misf eed. In add ition, a l it “ O ” indica tes areas where paper may have been misfed a nd that sh ould be c hecked.
6 6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appears 6-36 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 4 Open front door FN4. 5 Turn knobs F N5 c lockwi se at the same ti me. 6 Whil e holding th e misfeed -clearing guide FN 7 open, pull out a ny paper.
6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appe ars 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-37 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 7 When the paper c an be se en from the cop y output tray, turn knobs FN5 co untercloc kwise at th e same time to feed out an y paper. 8 Clos e fr ont do or FN4.
6 6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appears 6-38 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 11 Whil e holding misfeed-cl earing guide FN 3 open, pull out a ny paper. 12 Close upper co ver FN1. ❍ If the O ption tray is not inst alled, sk ip to ste p 16.
6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appe ars 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-39 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 To clear a paper mi sfeed in finis her FN-8 A flashing “ O ” indicate s the locati on of the p aper misf eed. In add ition, a l it “ O ” indica tes areas where paper may have been misfed a nd that sh ould be c hecked.
6 6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appears 6-40 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 4 Open the front door of the finisher. 5 Turn misfee d- clear ing dia l clockwi se u ntil t he re moval indic ato r is comple tel y bl ue.
6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appe ars 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-41 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 8 Pull out any paper fed into th e outp ut t ray. 9 Open th e feed gui de for the finishe r, and then remove any paper. 10 Open th e transpor t guide, an d then pul l out any paper in t he trans port secti on.
6 6.4 When th e Message “ Misfeed dete cted. ” Appears 6-42 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 11 If the paper co uld not be remov ed in step 10, turn th e misfeed- clear ing dial i n th e fold ing secti on clockwi se. Feed the paper into the lower paper ou tput tray, a nd then pu ll it out.
6.5 When th e Message “ Staple mod e cannot be used. ” Appears 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-43 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 6.5 When t he Message “ Staple mode cannot be used. ” Appears To clear jammed st aples in FN-1 16 When a finisher is ins talled and the staples are jammed, the message shown below appears .
6 6.5 When th e Message “ Staple mo de cannot be used. ” Appears 6-44 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 3 Pull the staple ho lder out to ward you. 4 Push the staple h older guid e up, and then pull out one sheet of stapl es. 5 Move t he guide back to its origi nal posit ion .
6.5 When th e Message “ Staple mod e cannot be used. ” Appears 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-45 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 To clear jammed st aples in FN-8 When a finisher is ins talled and the staples are jammed, the message shown below appears . Follo w the pro cedur e be low t o clea r t he jamm ed st apl es.
6 6.5 When th e Message “ Staple mo de cannot be used. ” Appears 6-46 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 2 Open t he cove r of t he ho rizo ntal transpor t unit. 3 Remo ve any pa per, and th en close the cove r of the hori zontal transpor t unit.
6.5 When th e Message “ Staple mod e cannot be used. ” Appears 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-47 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 6 Turn misfe ed-cl eari ng di al clockw is e unti l the r emova l indic ato r is co mple tely blue . ❍ If the dia l is turned to o far, turn it co unterclockw ise to a djust it.
6 6.5 When th e Message “ Staple mo de cannot be used. ” Appears 6-48 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 9 Turn t he misfeed-c learing d ial in the f olding se ction cl ockwis e. Feed out i nto the lower o utput tray the pape r that could not be fed o ut in step 8, and the n pull ou t the paper.
6.5 When th e Message “ Staple mod e cannot be used. ” Appears 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-49 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 12 Grasp b oth sides of the s taple cartridge , lift up the s taple cartridge , and then pull it o ut. 13 Swing o pen the shut ter of the staple car tridge.
6 6.5 When th e Message “Staple mo de cannot be used.” Appears 6-50 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 16 Insert the stap le cartr idge, ma king sure the tab s on the cartridge slide along the rails in the compartme nt. 17 Fully in sert the stap le cartridge so that it l ocks into p lace.
6.6 When th e Message “ Rem ove P unc h scr aps . ” Appears 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-51 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 6.6 When t he Mess age “ Remove Punch scraps. ” Appears If the pu nch kit i s installed in the fin isher FN-8, the followi ng message will appea r when t he hole-pu nch waste containe r is full.
6 6.6 Whe n the Mes sage “ Remov e Punc h sc raps . ” Appears 6-52 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 To empty the hole- punch waste co ntainer Empty th e hole-pu nch waste container , and then re-install it a ccording to the follow ing proc edure.
6.7 When th e Inspec tion Mark “ ” Appears 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-53 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 6.7 When the Inspection Mark “ ” Appears When the inspect ion mark ( ) in the l ower-left corn er of the Ba sic scre en appears , the im age stab ilizatio n or prin ting or scanning function s of the copier have becom e unstabl e.
6 6.7 W hen the In spection Ma rk “” Appears 6-54 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 ✎ Note Touchi ng the inspec tion mark ( ) that app ears in the Basi c screen disp lays a scre en li ke t hat sh own b elo w.
6.8 When th e Message “ Malfunct ion de tected. ” App ears 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-55 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 6.8 When t he Mess age “ Malfunction detected. ” Appears When the messag e shown be low app ears in th e touch pa nel, a ma lfunction ha s occu rred with in t his copi er.
6 6.9 When th e Message “ XXXX needs to be replaced soon. ” Appe ars 6-56 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 6.9 When the M essage “ XXXX needs to be replaced soon.
6.10 When the Me ssage “ Replac e XXXX. ” Appear s 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-57 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 6.10 When th e Mess age “ Replace XXX X. ” Appears When it is time to repla ce suppl ies or a part withi n this c opier, a mes sage ap pears, indica ting that t he part or s upplies should be replaced, a nd the cop ier stops operatin g.
6 6.11 Othe r Messages 6-58 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 6.11 Other Message s Message Caus e Reme dy Original left on the Glass. The docum ent was left on the original gl ass. Remo ve the docume nt from the origi nal glass . Matching p aper s ize is not available .
6.11 Othe r Messages 6 CF2002/CF3 102 6-59 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6 If any m essage other than those listed above ap pears, per form the op eration descri bed in the messag e. Replace Staple Cartrid ge X. The stapl es ha ve run ou t. Replace t he stap le cartr idge.
6 6.11 Othe r Messages 6-60 CF 2002/CF3 102 Touch Pan el Message s Chapter 6.
Trou bleshoot ing Chapte r 7 7 7 Troubleshooting.
7 7.1 When the Print Q uality Is Lo w 7-2 CF 2002/CF3 102 Trou bleshoot ing Chapte r 7 7.1 When the Print Q uality Is Low Symptom Possible Cause Remedy The print ed out put i s too ligh t. The copy density is s et too light. Select a darker se tting for the “ Density ” p arame ter.
7.1 When th e Print Qu ality Is L ow 7 CF2002/CF3 102 7- 3 Trou bleshoot ing Chapte r 7 There a re dark sp ecks or s pots througho ut the printed outpu t. Whi te or bla ck li nes on the prin tout . The orig inal gl ass is dir ty. Wipe th e glass wit h a soft dry cloth.
7 7.1 When the Print Q uality Is Lo w 7-4 CF 2002/CF3 102 Trou bleshoot ing Chapte r 7 The edg e of the printe d outp ut is dirty. The docume nt pad i s dir ty. Cl ean the doc ument p ad with a soft cloth dampened wi th a mild deterge nt. (See p. 8-9) The selec ted paper size is larger th an the docum ent (with Zoom se t to “ × 1.
7.2 When th e Copier Is Not Operati ng Correctl y 7 CF2002/CF3 102 7- 5 Trou bleshoot ing Chapte r 7 7.2 When the Copier I s Not Operating Correctly Symptom Possible Cause Remedy Nothing appea rs on t he touc h panel. If only the indicato r on th e [Start ] key is lit, the copie r is in Ener gy Sav er mod e.
7 7.2 W hen the Cop ier Is Not O perating Co rrectly 7-6 CF 2002/CF3 102 Trou bleshoot ing Chapte r 7.
Appen dix Chapter 8 8 8 Appendi x.
8 8.1 Specif ications 8-2 CF 2002/CF3 102 Appen dix Chapter 8 8.1 Speci fications Copier C F2002/CF3 102 Specification Type De sktop Platen S tationa ry Photo co nductor OP C Copying syste m Dry-type .
8.1 Specifica tions 8 CF2002/CF3 102 8- 3 Appen dix Chapter 8 Duplex Unit AD-14 Copy sp eed (CF31 02) Full color/Black: For Letter C paper l oaded into the 2nd draw er: 31/31 sheets/min. For Ledger L paper load ed into the 2nd dra wer: 15/15 sheets/min.
8 8.1 Specif ications 8-4 CF 2002/CF3 102 Appen dix Chapter 8 Duplex ing Document Feeder AFR-1 8 Table 1: Possible com binations for mixe d original pape r sizes 2 : Avai lable — : Not Available Specification Docume nt feed me thods Plain paper : Sing le-sided and do uble-sid ed doc uments Thick pap er: P lain pap er 34-1/4 to 55- 3/4 lbs.
8.1 Specifica tions 8 CF2002/CF3 102 8- 5 Appen dix Chapter 8 Paper F eed Unit PF-118 Large Capacity Cabine t PF-121 Finisher FN-8 Specification Paper type Plain pa per (17 t o 24 lbs.
8 8.1 Specif ications 8-6 CF 2002/CF3 102 Appen dix Chapter 8 Finisher FN-1 16 Paper s ize Paper output tray: “ Non-sort ” setting: I nvoice L/C (5 -1/2 × 8-1/2 L/ C), Letter L /C (8 -1/2 × 11 L.
8.1 Specifica tions 8 CF2002/CF3 102 8- 7 Appen dix Chapter 8 Option Tray Paper size No n-sort tray: Invoice L/C (5 -1/2 × 8 -1/2 L/C ), Lett er L/C ( 8-1/2 × 11 L), Legal L (8-1/2 × 14 L) , Ledg e.
8 8.2 C are of the Co pier 8-8 CF 2002/CF3 102 Appen dix Chapter 8 8.2 Care of the Copier Cleaning Set the p ower switch of th e copier to “ O ” before clea ning it. Housin g cover ➜ Clean the surface o f the h ousing cover by wipi ng it with a soft cloth dampen ed with a mild househo ld detergen t.
8.2 Care o f the Copie r 8 CF2002/CF3 102 8- 9 Appen dix Chapter 8 Oper atio n pa nel ➜ Clean the operation panel by wiping it with a soft , dry cloth.
8 8.2 C are of the Co pier 8-10 CF 2002/CF3 102 Appen dix Chapter 8 Paper take -up roller ➜ Clean the paper tak e-up roller by wiping i t with a sof t, dry cloth. Electros tatic charger If the Electrost atic char ger is dirt y, streak s will app ear though the copie s.
8.3 Function Co mbinatio n Table 8 CF2002/CF3 102 8-11 Appen dix Chapter 8 8.3 Function Combination Table.
8 8.3 F unction Co mbinatio n Table 8-12 CF 2002/CF3 102 Appen dix Chapter 8.
8.3 Function Co mbinatio n Table 8 CF2002/CF3 102 8-13 Appen dix Chapter 8.
8 8.3 F unction Co mbinatio n Table 8-14 CF 2002/CF3 102 Appen dix Chapter 8.
8.3 Function Co mbinatio n Table 8 CF2002/CF3 102 8-15 Appen dix Chapter 8.
8 8.3 F unction Co mbinatio n Table 8-16 CF 2002/CF3 102 Appen dix Chapter 8.
8.3 Function Co mbinatio n Table 8 CF2002/CF3 102 8-17 Appen dix Chapter 8 Function Com bination Tab le Functio n combin ation co de keys : The func tions ca n be combin ed. : The func tions canno t be comb ined. The function set last has priority. : The func tions canno t be comb ined.
8 8.3 F unction Co mbinatio n Table 8-18 CF 2002/CF3 102 Appen dix Chapter 8 Text Enhancement setting h as no effe ct on, su ch as “ Pho to Image ” . Next, select a Photo/Densi ty settin g where t he Text Enh ancement s etting can be spec ified, s uch as th e “ Text ” se tting (32) or the “ Map ” set ting (34).
8.4 Pap er Si ze and Z oom Rati o Ta ble s 8 CF2002/CF3 102 8-19 Appen dix Chapter 8 8.4 Paper Size and Zoom Ratio Tables Paper Sizes Paper Format Metric Size English Size A3 Wi de 311 mm × 457 m m 12-1/4 i n. × 18 i n. A3 297 mm × 420 mm 11 -3/4 in .
8 8.4 Paper Size and Z oom Ratio Tables 8-20 CF 2002/CF3 102 Appen dix Chapter 8 Zoom Ratios Metric Sizes Document P aper Size Desire d Paper Size Zo om Ratio A3 297 mm × 420 mm 11- 3/4 i n. × 16-1/2 in . A4 × 0.707 A5 × 0.500 B4 × 0.866 B5 × 0.
8.4 Pap er Si ze and Z oom Rati o Ta ble s 8 CF2002/CF3 102 8-21 Appen dix Chapter 8 B6 128 mm × 182 mm 5 in. × 7-1/ 4 in. A6 × 0.816 A4 × 1.640 A5 × 1.154 B4 × 2.000 B5 × 1.414 English Sizes Document Paper Size De sired Pap er Size Zoom Ratio Ledger 11 in.
8 8.4 Paper Size and Z oom Ratio Tables 8-22 CF 2002/CF3 102 Appen dix Chapter 8 Zoom r atio = Pape r si ze/D ocum ent si ze 1 in. (inc h) = 25.4 m m 1 mm = 0 .0394 in. (inch) Invoice 5-1/2 i n. × 8-1/2 in . 139.7 mm × 215.9 mm 11 in. × 17 in. × 2.
8.5 Consumabl es 8 CF2002/CF3 102 8-23 Appen dix Chapter 8 8.5 Consumables In order t o maintai n the con dition of this machin e, the foll owing con sumables a re needed. For be st copy qua lity, w e recommend that the s pecified supplie s be used . For inform ation on or for purch asing supp lies, co ntact your nearest tech nical represen tative.
8 8.5 Consumabl es 8-24 CF 2002/CF3 102 Appen dix Chapter 8 Staple Cartridges FN-116 Staples for staple binding 3,000 s taples are provided in the staple cartridge.
Index Chapte r 9 9 9 Index.
9 9.1 I nde x 9-2 CF 2002/CF3 102 Index Chapte r 9 9.1 In dex Numerics 1st drawer . ................. ................ ................. ................. ................. ...... 4-5 2in1, 4i n1, book let copy zoom ......... ................. .......
9.1 Index 9 CF2002/CF3 102 9- 3 Index Chapte r 9 D Date/time set . ................ ................. ................. ................. ................. 5-11 Defaul t settings ... ................. ................. ................. ..............
9 9.1 I nde x 9-4 CF 2002/CF3 102 Index Chapte r 9 L Land scape ..... ................. ................. ................. ................. ................. 1-5 Languag e selec ted ................ ................. ................ ...............
9.1 Index 9 CF2002/CF3 102 9- 5 Index Chapte r 9 Paper sizes .... ................ ................. ................. ................. .................8-19 Portrait ..... ................. ................. ................ ................. ......
9 9.1 I nde x 9-6 CF 2002/CF3 102 Index Chapte r 9 U Unit life indicator .. ................. ................. ................ ................. .......... 5-34 Upper righ t-side door . ................ ................. ................. ..........
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Un punto importante, dopo l’acquisto del dispositivo (o anche prima di acquisto) è quello di leggere il manuale. Dobbiamo farlo per diversi motivi semplici:
Se non hai ancora comprato il Minolta CF2002 è un buon momento per familiarizzare con i dati di base del prodotto. Prime consultare le pagine iniziali del manuale d’uso, che si trova al di sopra. Dovresti trovare lì i dati tecnici più importanti del Minolta CF2002 - in questo modo è possibile verificare se l’apparecchio soddisfa le tue esigenze. Esplorando le pagine segenti del manuali d’uso Minolta CF2002 imparerai tutte le caratteristiche del prodotto e le informazioni sul suo funzionamento. Le informazioni sul Minolta CF2002 ti aiuteranno sicuramente a prendere una decisione relativa all’acquisto.
In una situazione in cui hai già il Minolta CF2002, ma non hai ancora letto il manuale d’uso, dovresti farlo per le ragioni sopra descritte. Saprai quindi se hai correttamente usato le funzioni disponibili, e se hai commesso errori che possono ridurre la durata di vita del Minolta CF2002.
Tuttavia, uno dei ruoli più importanti per l’utente svolti dal manuale d’uso è quello di aiutare a risolvere i problemi con il Minolta CF2002. Quasi sempre, ci troverai Troubleshooting, cioè i guasti più frequenti e malfunzionamenti del dispositivo Minolta CF2002 insieme con le istruzioni su come risolverli. Anche se non si riesci a risolvere il problema, il manuale d’uso ti mostrerà il percorso di ulteriori procedimenti – il contatto con il centro servizio clienti o il servizio più vicino.
