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Environmental information
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1.1
Environmental benefits of power management
Electricity consumption of a device depends on both its properties and the way of using the device.
Suitable power management setting offers you resource saving usage way. By setting the time to go into
power saving modes (e.g. sleep mode) shorter (or optimal), electricity consumption can be reduced.
Recycled Paper
This product can print on recycled paper and environmental stewardship initiatives certified paper which
complies with European standard EN 12281 as well as virgin paper. In addition it can print on lighter paper,
64g/m
2
for example. Using such light paper contributes to resources-saving.
Duplex printing
With a product which has a duplex unit, you can print on both sides of paper automatically.
Using this function leads to reducing consumption of natural resources and your cost.
Attached printer driver provides this duplex printing function as initial setting in your computer (The setting
can be changed after installation manually).
Содержание
- Ineo 224e 284e 364e 454e 554e quick guide 1
- About this machine 3
- Introduction 3
- Table of contents 3
- Basic settings and operations 5
- Advanced functions 6
- Troubleshooting 6
- Energy star 11
- Environmental information 11
- Environmental initiatives 11
- Introduction 11
- What is an energy star product 11
- Duplex printing 12
- Environmental benefits of power management 12
- Recycled paper 12
- Meaning of symbols 13
- Safety information 13
- Warning and precaution symbols 13
- Ce marking declaration of conformity for users of the european union eu 18
- For users in countries not subject to class b regulations 18
- Gs certification 18
- Interference causing equipment standard ices 003 issue 4 for canada users 18
- Regulation notices 18
- User instructions fcc part 15 radio frequency devices for u s a users 18
- Warning 18
- Caution 19
- Cdrh regulations 19
- Internal laser radiation 19
- Laser safety 19
- Advarsel 20
- Caution 20
- For denmark users 20
- For european users 20
- For finland sweden users 20
- For norway users 20
- Varning 20
- Varoitus 20
- Acoustic noise for european users only 21
- For eu member states only 21
- Laser safety label 21
- Ozone release 21
- Telephone cable for users in countries subject to class b regulations 22
- Caution notations and labels 23
- Notice 23
- For europe 24
- Special notice to user 24
- Ineo 224e 284e 364e 454e 554e 1 17 25
- Ineo 454e 554e 25
- Space requirements 25
- To ensure that machine operation consumables replenishing part replacement and regular maintenance can easily be performed adhere to the recommended space requirements detailed below 25
- 18 ineo 224e 284e 364e 454e 554e 26
- Be sure to allow a clearance of 8 inches 200 mm or more at the back of this machine for the ventilation duct 26
- Ineo 224e 284e 364e 26
- Notice 26
- Space requirements 26
- Data stored in this machine 27
- Operating environment 27
- Operation precautions 27
- Power source 27
- Storage of copies 27
- Legal restrictions on copying 28
- Notice 28
- Trademark acknowledgements 29
- Software end user license agreement 30
- I option lk 105 v3 searchable pdfs end user license agree ment 32
- I option lk 105 v3 searchable pdfs end user license agreement 32
- About this machine 35
- Exclusion of liability 35
- Impermissible operating conditions 35
- Intended use 35
- Intended use of office mfp devices 35
- Introduction to user s guide 36
- Quick guide this manual 36
- User s guide online 36
- Layout of top page 37
- Operating environment 37
- Procedural instruction 38
- Symbols and notations 38
- Symbols and notations used in this manual 38
- Target groups 38
- About this machine 40
- Optional components ineo 454e 554e 40
- Optional components ineo 224e 284e 364e 43
- Front side 46
- Name of parts mfp ineo 454e 554e 46
- Rear side 47
- Reference 47
- Front side 48
- Name of parts mfp ineo 224e 284e 364e 48
- Rear side 49
- Reference 49
- Finisher fs 535 saddle stitcher sd 512 punch kit pk 521 ineo 554e 50
- Name of parts optional units 50
- Job separator js 602 ineo 554e 52
- Z folding unit zu 606 ineo 554e 53
- Post inserter pi 505 ineo 554e 54
- Reference 54
- Finisher fs 533 punch kit pk 519 55
- Job separator js 506 56
- Finisher fs 534 saddle stitcher sd 511 punch kit pk 520 57
- Large capacity unit lu 301 lu 204 59
- Reference 59
- Notice 60
- Power supply 60
- Turning the power on and off 60
- Operating the power key 61
- Power save function 61
- Reference 61
- Reducing power consumption 62
- Reference 62
- Control panel 63
- Name of parts 63
- Layout of main menu 65
- Main menu 65
- Touch panel 65
- Customizing the main menu 66
- Double tap 66
- Operating the touch panel 66
- Reference 66
- Long tap 67
- Drag drop 68
- Pinch in pinch out 68
- Rotation 68
- How to display the keypad 69
- Precautions on using the touch panel 69
- How to close the keypad 70
- How to move the keypad 70
- Reference 70
- To display the keypad all the time 70
- Entering characters 71
- When typing in group1 71
- Job screen 72
- Multi job function 72
- Applicable paper types 73
- How to load paper 73
- Loading paper 73
- Loading paper in tray 1 to tray 4 73
- Notice 73
- Applicable paper types 74
- How to load paper 74
- Lct built in 74
- Notice 74
- Applicable paper types 75
- How to load paper 75
- Loading paper into the large capacity unit 75
- Notice 75
- Applicable paper sizes 76
- Applicable paper types 76
- Bypass tray 76
- How to load paper 76
- Notice 76
- Basic settings and operations 83
- Operation flow 83
- Preparation flow 83
- Print function 83
- Required settings and basic operations for windows os 83
- Checking network settings of this machine 84
- Checking the cable connection 84
- Installing the printer driver 85
- Printing data 85
- Preparation flow 86
- Required settings and basic operations for mac os 86
- Types of printer drivers 86
- Checking network settings of this machine 87
- Checking the cable connection 87
- Operation flow 87
- Installing the printer driver 89
- Adding and configuring a printer driver 90
- Printing data 90
- Saving data to the usb memory device external memory 91
- Scan to send function 91
- Sending data to your computer smb send 91
- Transmitting data as e mail attachment e mail tx 91
- Various transmission methods 91
- Reference 92
- Sending data to your windows computer smb send 92
- Various methods for transmitting and saving data 92
- Checking the cable connection 93
- Operation flow 93
- Preparation flow 93
- Checking network settings of this machine 94
- Checklist 94
- Checking computer information 95
- Configuring your computer 95
- Registering destinations 96
- Sending the original 98
- Operation flow 100
- Preparation flow 100
- Sending data to your mac computer smb send 100
- Checking network settings of this machine 101
- Checking the cable connection 101
- Configuring this machine mac os x 10 or later 102
- Checking computer information 103
- Checklist 103
- Configuring your computer 103
- Registering destinations 104
- Sending the original 106
- Operation flow 108
- Preparation flow 108
- Transmit the scanned data via e mail e mail tx 108
- Checking network settings of this machine 109
- Checking the cable connection 109
- Configuring the e mail transmission environment 110
- Configuring administrator information 111
- Sending the original 112
- Fax function 114
- Operation flow 114
- Preparation flow 114
- Required settings and basic operations 114
- Checking the cable connection 115
- Registering transmission information 115
- Selecting the dialing method 116
- Sending the original 117
- Preparation flow 119
- Sending a fax directly from a pc pc fax tx 119
- Checking the cable connection 120
- Operation flow 120
- Checking network settings of this machine 121
- Installing the fax driver 122
- Sending data 123
- Basic operations 124
- Copy function 124
- User authentication 126
- Registering a destination 127
- Registering an address book 127
- Using the control panel to register an address book registration from util ity 127
- Using the control panel to register an address book registration from utility 127
- Using the control panel to register an address book registration in scan fax mode 129
- Using a computer to register a one touch destination 131
- Information required to register a destination 132
- Registering a group 133
- Registering a new group 133
- Retrieving a destination 135
- Retrieving a registered destination 135
- Reference 136
- Specifying a destination 136
- Notice 137
- Printing data 137
- Printing data in a usb memory device 137
- Using a usb memory device 137
- Notice 139
- Saving the scanned data in the usb memory device external memory 139
- Specifying functions to be permitted for external memory 139
- Notice 141
- Saving data in the usb memory device 141
- Notice 142
- Getting help on the currently displayed screen 143
- Guidance screen 143
- Using the guidance function 143
- Getting help on the desired function or procedure 145
- Help menu list 147
- Advanced functions 151
- Reference 151
- What are advanced functions 151
- Association with application 152
- Preparation flow 153
- Registering the i option license 153
- Enabling the i option function 156
- Configuring each function 157
- Main messages and remedies 161
- Troubleshooting 161
- When a message appears to replace consumables or carry out cleaning 161
- Notice 162
- When a paper jam message persists 162
- When an error message appears 162
- Notice 163
- Reference 163
- When stabilizing image appears 163
- Cleaning the electrostatic charger 164
- When printing quality has deteriorated 164
- Cleaning the print head glass 165
- When the machine cannot be powered on 167
- When the touch panel is not visible 168
- When a message appears to replace consumables or carry out cleaning 170
- When staples in the finisher have run out 170
- When the punch scrap box is full 170
- When the drum unit needs to be replaced 171
- When toner is running out in the toner cartridge 171
- When a developing unit needs to be replaced 172
- When a waste toner box is full 172
- Caution 173
- Ineo 454e 554e 173
- Replacing a toner cartridge 173
- Caution 174
- Ineo 224e 284e 364e 174
- Caution 175
- Ineo 454e 554e 175
- Replacing a waste toner box 175
- Caution 176
- Ineo 224e 284e 364e 176
- Caution 177
- Ineo 454e 554e 177
- Replacing a drum unit 177
- Caution 178
- Ineo 224e 284e 364e 178
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