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Konica Minolta bizhub 130f [12/192] Ozone release

X-10 130f

Ozone Release

CAUTION

Locate the Machine in a Well-Ventilated Room

§ A negligible amount of ozone is generated during normal operation of

this machine. An unpleasant odor may, however, be created in poorly

ventilated rooms during extensive machine operations. For a

comfortable, healthy, and safe operating environment, it is

recommended that the room be well ventilated.

Acoustic Noise

For European Users

Machine Noise Regulation 3 GSGV, 18.01.1991 : The sound pressure

level at the operator position according to EN ISO 7779 is equal to or less

than 70dB(A).

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9961013000 1
Englisch 1
User manual 1
Layout and installation 3
Safety information 3
Table of contents 3
Copying 5
Getting started 5
Pc printing 6
Scanning 6
Autodialler 7
Sending faxes 7
Receiving faxes 8
Restricting use of the machine cd 8
Special features cd 8
User settings cd 8
Using f code box features cd 8
Maintenance and troubleshooting 9
Report lists 9
Appendix 10
Ce marking declaration conformity 11
Acoustic noise 12
Ozone release 12
Energy star 13
Super g3 13
Welcome 14
Caution 15
Meaning of symbols 15
Safety information 15
Safety information for proper use 15
This section contains detailed instructions on the operation and maintenance of this machine to achieve optimum use of this device all operators should carefully read and follow the instructions in this manual please keep this manual in a handy place near the machine 15
Warning 15
Warning and precaution symbols 15
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Safety information 16
Warning 16
Caution 17
Safety information 17
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Miscellaneous 18
Precautions for routine use 18
Safety information 18
Symbols and terms 19
Installation precautions 20
Installation site 20
Power source 20
Precautions 20
Cm 40 cm 21
Space requirements 21
Operating environment 22
Operation precautions 22
Proper use 22
Care of machine supplies 23
Transporting the machine 23
Legal restrictions on copying 24
Layout and installation 25
Note the appearance of the ac power cord and telephone line cable vary according to countries 25
Packing contents 25
The toner cartridge supplied with your machine is starter toner cartridge which yields 3 000 printouts please purchase regular full yield toner cartridge from your local dealer 25
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Layout and installation 26
Machine layout 26
Control panel overview 27
Attaching the document tray 30
Setup your machine 30
Unlocking the mirror carriage 30
Connecting an external phone 31
Making connection 31
Telephone line connection 31
Installing the drum and toner cartridges 32
Plug in and power up 35
Turning off the transport mode 36
Adjusting the speaker volume 37
Loading paper and paper size setting 37
Clearing stored settings 38
Initial setup 38
Getting started 39
Entering initial settings 40
Using the energy save mode 44
Disk space 45
Installing the printer and scanner driver 45
Operating systems 45
Supported operating system 45
Local install windows usb port 46
O page 2 29 49
O page 2 33 49
For windows 98 and windows me users 50
Activating the optional second paper cassette 52
For windows 2000 professional users 53
Activating the optional second paper cassette 56
For windows xp users 57
Activating the optional second paper cassette 59
Local install windows parallel port option 60
Activating the optional second paper cassette 63
Making connection 64
Network install tcp ip option 64
The ip address 65
Installing the drivers 66
Activating the optional second paper cassette 67
For windows 2000 professional 68
For windows 98 and windows me 68
For windows xp 68
Uninstalling the driver 68
Getting started 69
Operating tips 69
Switching the machine mode 69
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By pressing the numeric key repeatedly you can access the following characters as shown in the table below 70
Character table 70
Entering character 70
Getting started 70
Some settings give you a chance to enter characters for your tti your name remote fax s name or others to enter letters or other characters use the following guidelines 70
When you want to enter the character that share the same numeric key press to move the cursor to the right 70
Correct the character 71
Entering the symbol 71
To change upper and lower case 71
Function table cd 72
How to select the function cd 72
Memory back up cd 72
Acceptable document 73
Before you begin the sending copying or scanning please read the following guidelines 73
Document and paper handling 73
Document glass 73
Document handling 73
Getting started 73
Scanned area 74
Things not to put in your machine 74
Loading the document on the document glass 75
Loading the documents in the adf 75
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A5 sized paper cannot use for pc printing but a5 š is available 76
Acceptable paper size 76
Bypass tray 76
Custom sized paper can be used for pc printing only 76
Do not use envelopes with double flaps or pressure seals as these do not feed properly 76
Getting started 76
If using a transparency ohp film be sure that the film does not have a paper back ing and or a leading strip if it does remove the paper backing and or strip before loading only film should go in not film with any backing or strip 76
Paper cassette 76
Paper handling 76
Paper you cannot use 77
Printable area 77
Loading paper in the paper cassette 78
Loading paper in bypass tray 80
Setting of the paper size 82
Before copying 83
Changing your machine to the copy mode 83
Copy ready 01 a4 a4 100 83
Copying 83
Display in the copy standby mode 83
Document and paper handling 83
Memory overflow message 84
Making copies 85
Making copies using the adf 85
Making copies using the document glass 85
Basic copy settings 86
Scanning contrast 86
Selecting document type 86
Adjusting the ratio in 1 steps 87
Directly enter the ratio 87
Using preset ratios 87
Zoom ratio 87
Number of copies 88
Selecting paper size 88
Sorting copies 88
Selecting document size 89
Advanced copy functions 90
Combine 91
Copy resolution 93
Pc printing 95
Printing a document 95
From the application software 96
From the printer icon 96
Open the printer properties 96
Printer driver settings 96
Description of the printer properties 97
Paper tab 97
Page layout tab 100
Device option tab 101
Cancelling a print job 102
To cancel a print job from the machine 102
Changing your machine to the scanner mode 103
Display in the scan standby mode 103
Getting ready to use the twain driver 103
Scanning 103
Access to the twain driver 104
Real time scanning mode rs mode 104
Scan box mode sb mode 104
Scanning an image 104
Using the rs mode cd 104
Using the sb mode cd 104
Autodialler 105
Autodialler basics 105
Autodiallers 105
Call groups 105
Destination names and the phone directory dialling 105
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Autodialler 106
Note how to assign the pause dial opt to a soft key see 11 special features cd 106
Special dialling characters 106
Your machine allows you to enter special dialling characters when registering the auto dialler the chart below briefly describes each of these characters it also tells you what keys to press on your machine to store those characters in your autodialler 106
Entering or changing a one touch number 107
One touch keys 107
Quick access to one touch registration 109
Erasing a one touch number 110
How to dial using one touch key 111
One touch phone dialling 112
Entering or changing a speed dial number 113
Speed dial numbers 113
Erasing a speed dial number 115
Fax dialling via speed dial 116
How to dial using speed dial number 116
Call group dialling cd 117
Phone directory dialling cd 117
Phoning via speed dial 117
Before sending 119
Document handling 119
Scanning resolution 119
Sending faxes 119
Mixing document resolution and contrast in a multiple page 120
Scanning contrast 120
Memory transmission 121
Quick memory transmission 121
Real time transmission 121
Sending method 121
Memory overflow message 122
Memory transmission 123
Sending a fax 123
Sending a fax using the adf 123
Sending a fax using the document glass 125
Real time transmission non memory transmission 127
Advanced fax functions cd 128
Redialling cd 128
Reviewing or cancelling commands cd 128
Receiving a fax 129
Receiving faxes 129
Selecting the reception mode 129
Automatic reception mode 130
Fax ready mode 130
Fax tel ready mode 130
Manual reception mode 130
Tel ready mode 130
Ans fax ready mode 131
Tel fax ready mode 131
Answering calls manually 132
Receiving a call manually with an external phone 132
Switch the automatic or manual reception mode 132
Advanced receiving functions cd 133
If the paper runs out while fax reception 133
Out of paper reception 133
Settings for fax reception cd 133
Using f code box features cd 135
Special features cd 137
Restricting use of the machine cd 139
User settings cd 141
F 14 1 143
Report lists 143
Table of the lists and journal 143
The following table lists the report and lists that your machine can print out 143
2 130f 144
Report lists 144
Activity journal 145
Setting the activity journal 145
Printing an activity journal manually 146
Setting the printing order of the activity journal 146
Setting the transmission confirmation report 147
Transmission confirmation report 147
Stored document list 148
Documents erased notification 149
Cleaning the scanning area 151
Cleaning tips 151
Maintenance 151
Maintenance and troubleshooting 151
Cleaning the adf rollers 152
Cleaning the drum charge wire and led print head 153
Replace the toner cartridge 154
Replace the drum cartridge 156
Case 1 158
Case 2 158
Document jams 158
Troubleshooting 158
Jammed in input area 160
Jammed in feed area 161
Jammed in exit area 162
Paper jams 163
Removing jammed paper 163
Jammed in feed area 164
Jammed in fuser area 164
Jammed in paper exit area 164
Removing jammed paper from the bypass tray 167
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Lcd error messages 168
Maintenance and troubleshooting 168
Occasisonally your machine encounters some trouble transmitting or receiving documents when it does it alerts you with an alarm you can identify the problem with lcd messages and printed check messages 168
F 15 19 169
Maintenance and troubleshooting 169
To choose the size 169
When you using the docume 169
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Maintenance and troubleshooting 170
F 15 21 171
Maintenance and troubleshooting 171
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Maintenance and troubleshooting 172
A communications error message see what error messages can mean below 173
Check message printouts 173
F 15 23 173
Maintenance and troubleshooting 173
The error messages on check message printouts can mean a variety of things here is a brief summary 173
The resulting error code see error code on page 15 24 173
The tti or phone number of the fax machine with which your machine had attempted to communicate 173
What error messages can mean 173
When there is a problem with a fax call and your machine detects an error it produces an error printout headed by the words check message this printout lists the follow ing information about the fax transaction 173
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Error code 174
Maintenance and troubleshooting 174
F 15 25 175
Maintenance and troubleshooting 175
26 130f 176
Faxing problems 176
Machine problems 176
Maintenance and troubleshooting 176
Copying problems 177
F 15 27 177
Maintenance and troubleshooting 177
Problems printing from your computer 177
0 scanner problems 178
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Maintenance and troubleshooting 178
1 print quality problems 179
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F 15 29 179
Maintenance and troubleshooting 179
30 130f 180
A a a a a 180
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B b b b b 180
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Maintenance and troubleshooting 180
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F 15 31 181
Maintenance and troubleshooting 181
2 if you cannot solve the problem 182
Appendix 183
F 16 1 183
General 183
Specifications 183
Appendix 185
F 16 3 185
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Appendix 186
Printer 186
Appendix 187
Based on 6 document coverage and a4 sized two page interval printing 187
Consumable items 187
F 16 5 187
Note specifications are subject to change without notice 187
Scanner 187

Konica Minolta bizhub 130f [12/192] Ozone release

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