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Konica Minolta EP1080 [31/197] First things to know about ep1080

Multi Bypass Table MB-1

Paper Guide Plate

: Slide as necessary to the size of the copy paper.

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p. 63

Multi Bypass Table

: Load your paper on this Table. It allows you to

make copies continuously using paper fed from this

Table. The Table is also used in conjunction with

the Cover Mode.

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p. 87

Multi Bypass Tray

Extender

: Slide this Extender out when using large-size copy

paper.

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p. 63

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2. Copier Parts and Accessories

Chapter 2

First Things to Know about EP1080

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Ep1080 1
Chapter 1 safety notes 1 2
Contents 2
Installing the copier 2
Precautions for use 2
Using this manual 2
Chapter 2 first things to know about ep1080 7 3
Control panel keys and indicators 3
System overview 8 2 copier parts and accessories 3
Turning on and off and resetting the copier 3
Basic copying overview 36 2 basic job setting 4
Chapter 3 making copies 35 4
Contents 4
File margin mode 84 cover mode 86 job memory 88 4
Finishing mode 4
Job type 4
Number of copies 58 copy cycle start 59 interrupt mode 60 manual bypass copying 62 4
Original placement 38 using automatic duplexing document feeder af 3 afr 7 40 image density 46 zoom ratio 4
Paper size 4
System copying overview 64 4
System job setting 4
Typical job setting procedures 66 4
Chapter 4 special function 89 5
Chapter 5 when an indicator lights up 107 5
Chapter 6 troubleshooting 151 6
Chapter 7 specifications 159 6
Copier ep1080 160 2 duplex unit ad 3 162 3 paper feed cabinet pf 201 163 4 duplexing document feeder afr 7 164 5 automatic document feeder af 3 165 6 staple sorter st 101 166 7 10 bin sorter s 104 167 8 multi bypass table mb 1 168 9 copier outline dimensions 169 6
The copier is not activated 6
When this type of copy is produced 6
Care of the copier 7
Chapter 8 miscellaneous 171 7
Contents 7
Daily checks 172 cleaning 174 7
Function combination matrix 178 3 description of paper size 180 4 zoom ratio table original size to paper size 181 5 index 182 7
Organization 8
Using this manual 8
Page organization 9
Terms and symbols for the type of originals and copy paper 10
Chapter 1 13
Safety notes 13
This chapter explains about the operating environments conditions and precautions for use 13
Installing the copier 14
Safety notes 14
Be sure to allow a clearance of 150 mm or more at the back of the copier as there is a ventilation duct 15
Chapter 1 15
Installing the copier 15
Safety notes 15
Space requirements 15
To ensure easy copier operation supply replacement and service maintenance adhere to the recommended space requirements detailed below 15
Precautions for use 16
Safety notes 16
Safety notes 17
Chapter 2 19
First things to know about ep1080 19
This chapter gives you a brief description of the system preliminary information about the different parts of the system 19
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System overview 20
The ep1080 system can be configured with the following components 20
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Copier parts and accessories 22
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1 3 4 5 32
Basic panel 32
Control panel keys and indicators 32
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Control panel keys and indicators 33
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System panel 34
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Display panel i 36
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Display panel ii 38
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First things to know about ep1080 40
Turning on and off 40
Turning on and off and resetting the copier 40
First things to know about ep1080 41
In about 1 min the wait indicator goes out and the start key turns to green now the copier is ready to make copies 41
The wait indicator lights up on the warning information display of the control panel and the start key lights up orange indicating that the copier is now warming up 41
Turning on and off and resetting the copier 41
We call the settings established on the control panel at this time the initial settings 41
When copier is turned on 41
Auto copy start function only when automatic duplexing document feeder af 3 afr 7 is used 42
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Entering the energy saving mode 43
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If the copier is shut down when it is not in use it takes the copier a max of 1 min to complete the warm up cycle instead of turning the copier off it s a good idea to use the energy saving mode the mode will minimize the time it takes the copier to complete the warm up cycle to about 30 sec 43
Leaving the energy saving mode 43
Minimizing the warm up time 43
O2360a 43
O4522a 43
O4552a 43
Then all control panel indicators go out except that the start key remains lit up green 43
This cancels the energy saving mode and the copier will be ready to make copies in about 30 sec 43
To allow the copier to leave the energy saving mode press any key on the control panel for instance the start key 43
To set the copier into the energy saving mode press the energy saving key on the control panel 43
Turning on and off and resetting the copier 43
Auto exposure mode 44
Auto paper mode 1st drawer is selected if the copier is not equipped with a af 3 or afr 7 44
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From 1 sided original to 1 sided copy 44
Initial mode 44
Initial mode and panel resetting 44
No of copies to be made 1 44
Non sort 44
The initial settings can be changed by user s choice for details see user s choice 44
The initial settings serve as the reference for all control panel settings to be later made 44
Turning on and off and resetting the copier 44
Useful tip 44
When the power switch is turned on the initial settings are indicated on the control panel 44
Zoom ratio full size 100 44
Auto reset function 45
First things to know about ep1080 45
Chapter 3 47
Making copies 47
This chapter shows you how to make basic and system copies basic copying overview on p 36 system copying overview on p 64 these pages give you a quick at aglance flowchart for making copies each step being keyed to a page number on which you will find more detailed description 47
Basic copying overview 48
Making copies 48
Place your original 48
Select the zoom ratio 48
Set the image density of copies 48
Making copies 49
Basic job setting 50
Making copies 50
Original placement 50
Making copies 51
Making copies 52
Using automatic duplexing document feeder af 3 afr 7 52
Making copies 53
Basic job setting 54
Load the stack of your originals on the document feed tray so that the rear edge of each original is pressed against the rear document guide plate which serves as the reference for correct positioning 54
Loading originals of assorted sizes using the mixed original detection mode 54
Making copies 54
Slide the front document guide plate to the rear so that it is pressed against the front edges of the originals with the greatest width 54
Swing the document exit tray to the left as shown 54
Using the mixed original detection mode 54
You may load originals having different widths and lengths in the af 3 afr 7 and make copies automatically auto paper auto size as necessary according to the size of each original 54
Making copies 55
Making copies 56
Making copies 57
Auto exposure mode 58
Basic job setting 58
Image density 58
In the auto exposure mode the copier makes copies of optimum image density by automatically adjusting the exposure level according to the image density of the original 58
In the manual exposure mode you can vary the exposure level to make a copy of a desired image density 58
Making copies 58
Manual exposure mode 58
O1032a 58
O2052a 58
O2062a 58
The copier has been factory set to select the auto exposure mode in the initial mode the user s choice can be used to change this setting to give priority to the manual exposure mode 58
The exposure level in the auto exposure mode can be varied by using the user s choice to suit your needs 58
The image density level of copies can be adjusted either in the auto or manual exposure mode select the appropriate mode according to your particular needs 58
Types of exposure modes 58
Useful tips 58
Making copies 59
Any ratios other than the fixed ones can be set 60
Basic job setting 60
Fixed zoom ratios 60
Making copies 60
O1032a 60
O3590a 60
O5382a 60
The zoom ratio may be set manually by the operator when in the manual mode or automatically by the copier when in the auto size mode select the appropriate mode according to your needs the selected zoom ratio is shown on the zoom ratio indicator 60
Three reduction ratios 50 70 81 three enlargement ratios 115 141 200 and full size 100 60
Types of zoom ratios 60
Zoom range 50 to 200 60
Zoom range in 1 increments 60
Zoom ratio 60
Zoom ratios 60
Making copies 61
Making copies 62
Making copies 63
Making copies 64
Basic job setting 65
Inch areas 65
Making copies 65
Zoom ratio table original size to paper size metric areas 65
Making copies 66
O0172a 66
O0182a 66
O1032a 66
Paper size 66
Basic job setting 67
Chapter 3 67
Each time the paper select key is pressed the lit paper size indicator arrow and paper port indicator cycle through the different paper sizes and port locations as shown below 67
Ex if the copier drawers are loaded with paper as follows 67
Making copies 67
Paper port indicator and paper size indicators 67
St drawer a4l 2nd drawer b4l 3rd drawer option flsl 4th drawer option a4c multi bypass table option a3l 67
Making copies 68
Making copies 69
Making copies 70
Number of copies 70
Copy cycle start 71
Making copies 71
O1032a 71
O2360a 71
O2592a 71
Interrupt mode 72
Making copies 72
O1032a 72
O2602a 72
Making copies 73
Making copies 74
Manual bypass copying 74
Making copies 75
Book 1 76
Make the basic settings 76
Making copies 76
O2522a 76
O2532a 76
O2542a 76
O5252a 76
Orig copy 76
Select the finishing mode 76
Select the job type 76
System copying overview 76
Input job memory 77
Making copies 77
O2360a 77
O2552a 77
O2562a 77
O2572a 77
O2582a 77
O5422a 77
Select the cover mode 77
Select the file margin mode 77
Select the job memory 77
Start the copy cycle 77
Making copies 78
Typical job setting procedures 78
Making copies 79
System copying overview 79
Available job types 80
Job type 80
Making copies 80
Select 1 2 when you want to make 2 sided copies from 1 sided originals 80
Select 2 1 when you want to make 1 sided copies from 2 sided originals 80
Select the appropriate job type to make the intended copies 80
Select this type when you want to make 1 sided copies from 1 sided originals 80
Sided 1 sided 80
Sided 2 sided 80
System job setting 80
The 1 sided 1 sided type is selected in the initial mode no leds on the job type panel is lit up at this time 80
The following eight job types are available to choose from 1 sided 1 sided 1 sided 2 sided 2 sided 1 sided 2 sided 2 sided 1 sided 1 sided 2 in 1 1 sided 2 sided 2 in 1 book 1 sided and book 2 sided 80
Making copies 81
Making copies 82
Making copies 83
Making copies 84
Precaution for original loading 84
Making copies 85
Finishing mode 86
Finishing modes 86
Making copies 86
No finishing mode leds light up when the copier is in the non sort mode 86
Non sort 86
Select the appropriate mode according to your particular needs 86
Sort and staple 86
System job setting 86
The copier offers four different finishing modes to choose from non sort sort sort and staple and group 86
This is the finishing mode in which copies are sorted into complete sets of your originals copies are fed out onto the sort bins this mode is effective when making a number of copies from a number of originals 86
This is the mode in which copies are sorted into complete sets of your originals each set being stapled together copies are fed out onto the sort bins 86
This is the normal finishing mode in which no sorting grouping or stapling takes place all copies are fed out onto the top bin 86
Making copies 87
Auto dual function 88
Making copies 88
Example separating copies made from 2 different originals into two groups where each group contains 35 copies 89
If the number of copies set to be made exceeds 50 in the non sort mode 89
Making copies 89
System job setting 89
The capacity of the top bin is 50 if more than 50 copies are made in the non sort mode the sorter uses the 2nd 3rd bins to hold those excess copies 89
When more than 25 copies are to be grouped together into one group the sorter or staple sorter uses the subsequent bin to continue grouping the copies 89
When the number of copies set to be made exceeds 25 in the group mode 89
Each depression of the key selects a new finishing mode as indicated by a lit led 90
If this capacity is exceeded the remove copies indicator lights up on the control panel and the start key turns to orange inhibiting the initiation of a new copy cycle 90
Making copies 90
Press the finishing mode select key as necessary to select the desired mode 90
Selecting the finishing mode 90
System job setting 90
The capacity of each sort bin is 25 copies 90
The sort or group mode cannot be selected unless the copier is equipped with a 10 bin sorter or staple sorter option the sort and staple mode cannot be selected unless the copier is equipped with a staple sorter option 90
Making copies 91
Making copies 92
Precautions for original loading for copies stapled automatically or manually 92
Making copies 93
Making copies 94
Typical finishing mode 94
Making copies 95
System job setting 95
File margin mode 96
Making copies 96
System job setting 96
The file margin width is 10 mm 96
Types of file margin modes 96
When in the file margin mode the copier provides a file margin along the leading edge of the copy both 1 sided and 2 sided originals can be used in the file margin mode select the appropriate job type according to your originals 96
Loading the originals 97
Making copies 97
Place the original 97
Press the file margin mode key to set the copier into the file margin mode 97
Press the job type select key to select the appropriate job type 97
Setting the file margin mode 97
System job setting 97
Cover mode 98
It may be used to differentiate the cover of a copy set from the others 98
Making copies 98
System job setting 98
The cover mode lets you make a front cover for a copy set by copying the first page of an original set on colored paper 98
This mode can only be selected when the copier is equipped with an automatic duplexing document feeder af 3 afr 7 and a multi bypass table 98
This mode cannot be selected when 1 2 or 2 2 is selected for the job type 98
Making copies 99
Job memory 100
Making copies 100
Chapter 4 101
Special functions 101
This chapter explains about the special function that you can use for specific purposes 101
Chapter 4 102
Checking the total number of copies mode 102
Counter display 102
Shows the number of 2 sided copies made activated only when the copier is equipped with a duplex unit 102
Shows the number of 2 sided copies made on paper of a size preset by the tech rep activated only when the copier is equipped with a duplex unit 102
Shows the number of copies made on paper of a size preset by the tech rep 102
Shows the total number of copies made since the installation of the copier 102
Sided size counter 102
Sided total counte 102
Size counter 102
Special function 102
This function allows you to check the total count of each of the four counters provided by the copier 102
Total counter 102
Types of counters 102
Special function 103
Auxiliary toner replenishing mode 2 increasing the image density 104
Chapter 4 104
Do not turn the power switch off or open the front or right door during the auxiliary toner replenishing mode 104
Even if you continue making copies after the image density has become lighter the copier will gradually recover the normal image density the auxiliary toner replenishing mode can however be used to obtain the normal image density more quickly 104
Press the auxiliary toner replenishing key 104
Special function 104
The copier cannot be set into the auxiliary toner replenishing mode while it is warming up 104
The copier tends to exhaust the supply of toner rapidly when making a number of copies from an original with dark solid areas as a result the image density of the copy will become lighter in such a case you can set the copier into the auxiliary toner replenishing mode 104
This causes the copier to initiate a toner replenishing sequence which lasts a max 1 min 30 sec 104
1 condensation a phenomenon in which small drops of water form on cold 1 condensation surfaces such as the surface of the pc drum 2 pc drum has the function in the copier as film does in a camera 105
A copy cycle can be initiated even while the copier is in the drum dehumidify mode 105
Could form on the surface of the pc dru 105
Drum dehumidify function 105
During high humidity periods or when there are sudden steep changes in humidity especially when you are using a heater in winter condensatio 105
Press the drum dehumidify key this sets the copier into the drum dehumidify mode and the copier runs for 1 min 30 sec make a copy to check that the copy image is clear run the drum dehumidify cycle once again if the copy image is not clear yet 105
Resulting in blotchy copies being produced in such instances use the drum dehumidify key to dry the surface of the pc drum 105
Special function 105
The copier cannot be set into the drum dehumidify mode while it is warming up 105
Useful tip 105
By giving priority to the paper size zoom ratio and other settings that are most frequently used time and effort to make extra settings will be eliminated when the copier is turned on or when the auto reset function is activated 106
For more details consult your tech rep 106
Functions available in user s choice 106
Special function 106
The copier has been set so that the most frequently used settings are to be selected in the initial mode the user s choice allows you to select the priority settings which are automatically selected in the initial mode according to your own needs 106
User s choice 106
Special function 107
Auto size mode 108
Manual mode 108
Special function 108
Specifies the paper size or paper port selected automatically when the copier has been set so that either one of the following conditions is selected in the initial mode 108
Specifies the priority mode selected automatically in the initial mode 108
U 10 paper port priority 108
U 12 ap as manual priority 108
User s choice 108
Determines the priority exposure level in the auto exposure mode when the copier has been set so that the auto exposure mode is selected in the initial mode 109
Special function 109
U 13 priority auto exposure level 109
User s choice 109
When the exposure level is high the greater the level number the higher the exposure level 109
When the exposure level is low the greater the level number the lower the exposure level 109
Determines the priority exposure mode either auto or manual selected when the control panel settings are reset 110
If any value between 0 and 8 is selected the auto exposure mode is selected if any value between 10 and 18 is selected the manual exposure mode is selected 110
If auto is selected this function also allows you to specify the priority exposure level exp in the manual exposure mode as it is selected when the auto exposure mode is canceled if manual is selected the function also allows you to specify the priority exposure level exp in the manual exposure mode 110
Priority to auto exposure mode 110
Special function 110
U 14 priority exposure mode level 110
User s choice 110
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 111
Lighter darker 111
Priority to manual exposure mode 111
Special function 111
User s choice 111
With exp5 at the central level the exposure level will be lower as the number becomes smaller and higher as the number becomes greater 111
Determines the priority finishing mode when the copier is equipped with a sorter or staple sorter 112
If 0 is selected the control panel settings remain valid even after the lapse of 60 sec if 1 is selected the control panel settings are canceled and the copier is set into the initial mode after the lapse of 60 sec auto panel reset 112
Selects whether or not to activate the auto panel reset function after the lapse of 60 sec after a copy cycle has been completed or a key on the control panel operated 112
Special function 112
U 15 finishing mode priority 112
U 20 auto panel reset on off 112
User s choice 112
Determines whether or not to the copier is set into the initial mode when the plug in counter is pulled out after a copy cycle has been run using the plug in counter 113
If 0 is selected the copier is not set into the enemy saving mode after the given time if 1 is selected the copier is automatically set into the energy saving mode after the given time the time it takes the copier to enter the energy saving mode can also be selected from among 1 to 10 min 113
Selects whether or not to set the copier into the energy saving mode after a given time after a copy cycle has been completed or a key operated 113
Special function 113
U 21 energy saving mode on timing 113
U 23 auto panel reset for plug in counter 113
User s choice 113
Special function 114
Special function 115
Press the clear key 116
Press the start key 116
Special function 116
This clears the current setting shown on the multi copy display of that particular choice code 116
This validates the choice code selection 116
User s choice 116
Special function 117
Chapter 5 119
Replenishing supplies clearing misfeeds and correcting a closure failure 119
This chapter explains about the details of the various warning indications given on the control panel including those that entail inhibition of the initiation of a copy cycle it also shows action to be taken for each case 119
When an indicator lights up 119
A control panel key or keys have been operated wrongly 120
All conditions are not met to start a copy cycle 120
Quick reference for indicator lights 120
The copier requires the operator s intervention during a copy cycle the following table deals with the most important warning conditions the instructions given in the action column are keyed to a particular page on which you will find more detailed procedures to follow 120
Warning indicators 120
When an indicator lights up 120
When the copier encounters any of the following conditions a corresponding warning indicator lights up some of the warning conditions entail inhibition of the initiation of a copy cycle 120
Quick reference for indicator lights 121
When an indicator lights up 121
Add toner indicator 122
Detailed instructions for indicator lights 122
When an indicator lights up 122
When an indicator lights up 123
Add paper indicator 124
When an indicator lights up 124
When an indicator lights up 125
When an indicator lights up 126
When an indicator lights up 127
Add staple indicator 128
When an indicator lights up 128
When an indicator lights up 129
Detailed instructions for indicator lights 130
Do not turn the green gear near the cartridge inside the staple unit 130
If no staples are evident place another sheet of paper into the top bin and repeat the procedure 130
Immediately after the new staple cartridge has been loaded be sure to follow the steps 6 to 8 130
Press the manual staple key 130
Remove the sheet of paper from the top bin and check that staples have been driven into it 130
Replace the staple cartridge only after the add staple indicator has lit up casual removal of the staple cartridge could result in stapling trouble 130
Test staple the paper several times 130
When an indicator lights up 130
When an indicator lights up 131
Detailed instructions for indicator lights 132
I u service life indicator 132
Replace the imaging unit as soon as possible once the i u service life indicator has started blinking 132
Useful tip 132
When 2 500 more copies are made with add toner indicator lighting up or 7 500 more copies are made after the i u service life indicator has started blinking the i u service life indicator lights up steadily and the copier inhibits the initiation of a new copy cycle see the diagram below 132
When an indicator lights up 132
When time is about to come when the imaging unit needs replacement the i u service life indicator starts blinking to prompt you to replace it with a new one replace the imaging unit by following the procedure given below 132
When an indicator lights up 133
When an indicator lights up 134
When an indicator lights up 135
When an indicator lights up 136
When an indicator lights up 137
When an indicator lights up 138
When an indicator lights up 139
When an indicator lights up 140
Detailed instructions for indicator lights 141
When an indicator lights up 141
Closure failure indicator 142
Detailed instructions for indicator lights 142
The closure failure indicator lights up if a copier door or cover is left open or an option is left loose at this time the monitor display shows the location of the closure failure the start key turns to orange and you can no longer start a new copy cycle correct the closure failure by following the procedure given below 142
When an indicator lights up 142
Chapter 5 143
Check that the duplex unit is locked into position 143
Check that the left door is closed 143
Check that the lower left door is closed 143
Check that the lower right door is closed 143
Check that the sorter s 104 or staple sorter st 101 is in position 143
Detailed instructions for indicator lights 143
Monitor display check locations check that the right door is closed 143
When an indicator lights up 143
Misfeed indicator 144
When an indicator lights up 144
Blinking light there is a misfeed at that location steady light there might be a sheet of paper stopped at that location 145
Detailed instructions for indicator lights 145
When an indicator lights up 145
When an indicator lights up 146
When an indicator lights up 147
When an indicator lights up 148
When an indicator lights up 149
When an indicator lights up 150
When an indicator lights up 151
When an indicator lights up 152
When an indicator lights up 153
When an indicator lights up 154
When an indicator lights up 155
When an indicator lights up 156
When an indicator lights up 157
When an indicator lights up 158
When an indicator lights up 159
When an indicator lights up 160
Call tech rep indicator 161
Detailed instructions for indicator lights 161
If the call tech rep indicator lights up again call your tech rep immediately 161
Resetting the call tech rep indicator 161
Swing down the front door then close it this resets the call tech rep indicator 161
This is malfunction code c0010 161
When a malfunction occurs in the copier the call tech rep indicator lights up and the corresponding malfunction code appears across the zoom ratio indicator and multi copy display at the same time the start key turns to orange and you cannot start any new copy cycle now reset the malfunction by performing the following step if the call tech rep indicator lights up again call your tech rep immediately 161
When an indicator lights up 161
When calling your tech rep give him or her the malfunction code shown across the zoom ratio indicator and multi copy display 161
Chapter 6 163
This chapter gives you instructions on how to troubleshoot copier malfunctions 163
Troubleshooting 163
Troubleshooting 164
When this type of copy is produced 164
Troubleshooting 165
When this type of copy is produced 165
Troubleshooting 166
When this type of copy is produced 166
If these procedures do not correct the problem contact your tech rep 167
Troubleshooting 167
When this type of copy is produced 167
Monitor display 168
Multi copy display 168
Paper information display 168
The copier is not activated 168
Troubleshooting 168
Zoom information display 168
Zoom ratio indicator 168
The copier is not activated 169
Troubleshooting 169
If these procedures do not correct the problem contact your tech rep 170
The copier is not activated 170
Troubleshooting 170
Chapter 7 171
Specifications 171
This chapter gives complete specifications of the copier system and options 171
Chapter 7 172
Copier 172
Specifications 172
Chapter 7 173
Copier 173
Specifications 173
Chapter 7 174
Duplex unit 174
Specifications 174
Chapter 7 175
Paper feed cabinet 175
Specifications 175
Chapter 7 176
Duplexing document feeder 176
Specifications 176
Automatic document feeder 177
Chapter 7 177
Specifications 177
Chapter 7 178
Specifications 178
Staple sorter 178
Bin sorter 179
Chapter 7 179
Specifications 179
Chapter 7 180
Multi bypass table 180
Specifications 180
Chapter 7 181
Copier outline dimensions 181
Ep1080 181
Ep1080 with a complete lineup of options 181
Specifications 181
Chapter 8 183
Miscellaneous 183
This chapter explains about care of copier and the various possible combinations of functions 183
Care of the copier 184
Communications cable cable connecting the copier with options 184
Daily checks 184
Miscellaneous 184
Original glass 184
Power cord communications cable ground cable 184
To keep your copier in good shape at all times make the following daily checks and cleaning 184
Care of the copier 185
Copier housing temperature 185
Copy paper 185
Miscellaneous 185
Original cover duplexing automatic document feeder 185
Sound of copier operation 185
Cleaning 186
Miscellaneous 186
Miscellaneous 187
Miscellaneous 188
Miscellaneous 189
A m the functions can be combined conditionally see the conditions given below x the functions cannot be combined the function set first takes precedence 190
Chapter 8 190
Function combination matrix 190
G the functions cannot be combined the function set last takes precedence 190
Miscellaneous 190
O the functions can be combined 190
Miscellaneous 191
Description of paper size 192
Miscellaneous 192
Miscellaneous 193
Zoom ratio table original size to paper size 193
Miscellaneous 194
Miscellaneous 195
Miscellaneous 196
Miscellaneous 197

Konica Minolta EP1080 [31/197] First things to know about ep1080

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