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Konica Minolta EP6000 [22/193] First things to know about your copier

1. System Overview

1075O006DA

Duplexing Document Feeder AFR-9

In addition to being capable of feeding in sheet

originals one at a time, it can automatically turn

over the original for the making of copies from

2-sided originals.

1139O0010A

Data Controller D-102 <Option>

Capable of controlling various

types of data including the number

of copies made, copy cost, and user

departments by means of specific

magnetic cards.

1138O525A

Large Capacity

Cassette C-302

Holds up to

3,000 sheets of

copy paper

(80 g/m

1134O005AA

Chapter 2

First Things to Know about your Copier

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As an energy star partner minolta has determined that this copier meets the energy star guidelines for energy efficiency 1
Recycled paper usa market only 1
What is an energy star copier 1
Ep6000 2
Chapter 1 safety notes 1 3
Chapters 1 through 3 contain the basic information for making copies be sure to read these chapters before attempting to use your copier 3
Contents 3
Installing the copier 3
Precautions for use 3
Using this manual 3
Chapter 2 first things to know about chapter 2 your copier 7 4
Control panel keys and touch panel 14 4 touch panel 4
Copier 10 options 13 4
System overview 8 2 copier parts and accessories 4
Turning on and off 21 when the copier is turned on 21 initial mode and panel resetting 22 auto copy start function 23 energy saver mode 24 entering the access number 25 4
Turning on and off and resetting the copier 4
What s a touch panel 16 how the screen is organized 16 adjusting the display contrast 17 using it properly 18 4
Auxiliary functions 5
Basic copying overview 28 2 placing originals 30 3 number of copies 34 4 starting the copy cycle 35 5 interrupt mode 36 6 manual bypass copying 37 7 basic functions 5
Chapter 3 making copies 27 5
Finishing mode 5
Mode check 105 5
Selecting the original copy type 5
Chapter 4 using the user mode 107 6
Chapter 5 when a message appears 127 6
Contents 6
Job memory input 108 account job input 110 recalling a job from memory 112 6
Job memory input and job recall 6
User s choice functions 119 making the user s choice settings 124 6
When the message the current paper drawer is empty appears 128 2 when the message replenish toner appears 132 3 when the message the staple cartrige is empty appears 134 4 when the message misfeed detected appears 136 5 when the message the section indicated by is open appears 146 6 when appears 149 7 what does each message mean 150 6
Zoom memory input 114 3 meter count 116 4 toner replenisher 117 5 drum dehumidifier 118 6 user s choice 6
Chapter 6 troubleshooting 153 7
Chapter 7 specifications 157 7
Contents 7
Control panel keys do not respond 156 7
Copier 158 2 duplexing document feeder 160 3 large capacity casette 161 4 20 bin staple sorter 162 5 20 bin sorter 163 6 data controller 164 7 copier outline dimensions 165 7
No copies are fed out when the start key is pressed 156 7
The copier is not activated when the power switch is turned on 156 7
The copier is not functioning as designed 7
The copy has dark specks or spots 155 7
The copy is blurry 154 7
The edge of the copy is dirty 155 7
The image is too dark 154 7
The image is too light 154 7
The image on the copy is not aligned properly 155 7
The touch panel shows nothing 156 7
When this type of copy is produced 7
Care of the copier 8
Chapter 8 miscellaneous 167 8
Cleaning 169 8
Contents 8
Daily checks 168 8
Function combination matrix 172 3 description of copy paper size 175 4 zoom ratio table original size to copy paper size 176 5 index 177 8
Organization 9
Using this manual 9
Page organization 10
Terms and symbols for the type of originals and copy paper 11
Chapter 1 14
Safety notes 14
This chapter explains about the operating environment conditions and precautions for use 14
Installing the copier 15
Safety notes 15
Safety notes 16
Precautions for use 17
Safety notes 17
Safety notes 18
Precautions for use 19
Safety notes 19
Chapter 2 20
First things to know about your copier 20
This chapter gives you a brief description of the system and preliminary information about the different parts of the system 20
First things to know about your copier 21
System overview 21
First things to know about your copier 22
Copier parts and accessories 23
First things to know about your copier 23
First things to know about your copier 24
First things to know about your copier 25
Bin sorter s 206 staple sorter st 207 26
Data controller d 102 26
First things to know about your copier 26
Large capacity cassette c 302 26
Control panel keys and touch panel 27
First things to know about your copier 27
First things to know about your copier 28
First things to know about your copier 29
How the screen is organized 29
Touch panel 29
What s a touch panel 29
First things to know about your copier 30
Let s try 31
Using it properly 31
Let s cancel a setting 32
Let s set up a job 32
First things to know about your copier 33
First things to know about your copier 34
Turning on and off 34
Turning on and off and resetting the copier 34
When copier is turned on 34
First things to know about your copier 35
Initial mode and panel resetting 35
Auto copy start function 36
First things to know about your copier 36
Energy saver mode 37
Entering the energy saver mode 37
First things to know about your copier 37
Leaving the energy saver mode 37
Access 38
Entering the access number 38
Chapter 3 40
Making copies 40
This chapter shows you how to make copies the basic copying overview offers quick at a glance instructions for making copies each step is keyed to a page number with a more detailed description 40
Basic copying overview 41
Making copies 41
Making copies 42
Making copies 43
Originals not suitable 43
Originals suitable for the afr 9 43
Placing originals 43
Using duplexing document feeder afr 9 43
Loading the originals 44
Making copies 44
Making copies 45
Not using the afr 9 45
Making copies 46
Making copies from book original using book copy mode 46
Correcting the number entry 47
Making copies 47
Number of copies 47
Setting the number of copies 47
Starting the copy cycle 48
Stopping a multi copy cycle 48
Interrupt mode 49
Interrupting a copy cycle 49
Copy paper that can be used for manual bypass 50
Making copies 50
Manual bypass copying 50
Using the manual bypass 50
Making copies 51
Manual bypass copying 51
Press the start key to start the copy cycle 51
Using the 10 key pad set the number of copies to be made 51
Making copies 52
Basic functions 53
Copy paper size 53
Auto drawer switching 54
Making copies 54
Special paper setting 54
Auto expo 55
Auto expo x1 00 55
Auto paper 55
Auto paper x1 00 55
Auxiliary finishing 55
Auxiliary finishing basics 55
Basics 55
Full size 55
Manual 55
O211da 55
Orig copy 55
P314da 55
P314ea 55
P315da 55
P316da 55
Re duce 55
Ready to copy 55
User set auto size 55
X2 en large 55
Zoom ratio 55
Image density 58
Making copies 59
Original copy types 59
Ready to copy 59
Selecting the original copy type 59
Making copies 60
Making copies 61
Making copies 66
Making copies 70
Selecting the original copy type 70
Making copies 71
Mixed original detection mode 71
Making copies 72
Mixed orig 72
Auto original count mode 73
Making copies 74
Instructions for loading originals 75
Making copies 75
Procedure 75
Making copies 76
Selecting the original copy type 76
Finishing mode 77
Finishing modes 77
Making copies 78
Making copies 79
Non sort 79
Making copies 80
Sort and staple 80
Hole punch 81
Manual staple 81
Manual staple mode 82
Instructions for loading originals for stapled copies 83
Making copies 83
Original direction for hole punch 83
Original direction for stapling 83
Finishing mode 84
Making copies 84
Auto dual function 85
Auto dual function in sort and staple mode 85
Auto dual function in the sort mode 85
Making copies 85
Example separating copies made from 2 different originals into two groups when each group contains 60 copies 86
Finishing mode 86
If the number of copies selected exceeds 50 in the non sort mode 86
Making copies 86
The capacity of the non sort bin is 51 if more than 50 copies are made in the non sort mode the sorter uses the 1st 2nd and subsequent bins to hold those excess copies 86
When more than 51 copies are to be grouped together into one group the sorter or staple sorter uses the subsequent bin to continue grouping the copies 86
When the number of copies selected exceeds 50 in the group mode 86
Finishing examples 87
Making copies 87
Example 88
Finishing mode 88
Making copies 88
Auxiliary functions 89
Auxiliary functions overview 89
Making copies 90
Making copies 91
Functions 92
Making copies 92
Making copies 93
Using the cover mode 93
Making copies 94
Functions 95
Making copies 95
Page insertion 95
Adf detection automatic detection 96
Adf detection can not be operated when the mixed original detection mode is set 96
Auxiliary functions 96
In the page insertion mode you must specify where to place an insert two ways are available to specify the insert places either adf detection or 10 key pad input 96
Key pad input 96
Making copies 96
Put a sheet of paper of a different size from the originals at your desired places in the original set for convenience let us call this paper the insert setting paper load the original set onto the afr 9 and let the copier start the original count sequence this allows the copier to detect the places for inserts up to 20 sheets can be inserted 96
Specifying the place for insert 96
Using the 10 key pad define the places for inserts up to 20 places can be defined 96
Making copies 97
Using page insertion 97
Making copies 98
Making copies 99
Making copies 100
Using page insertion 100
Making copies 101
Making copies 102
Functions 103
Making copies 103
Ohp interleaving 103
Making copies 104
Making copies 105
Using ohp interleaving 105
Making copies 106
Using ohp interleaving 106
Making copies 107
Auxiliary functions 108
Making copies 108
File margin 109
Functions 109
Making copies 109
Book copy 110
Cover file margin 110
Edge frame erase 110
Making copies 110
Ohp inter leaving 110
Page insertion 110
Selecting a particular margin function 110
Auxiliary functions 111
Loading the originals in margin mode 111
Making copies 111
Auxiliary functions 112
Making copies 112
Book copy 113
Making copies 113
Making copies 114
Edge frame erase 115
Functions 115
Making copies 115
Making copies 116
Selecting a particular edge frame erase function 116
Auxiliary functions 117
Copy a4 book original a3 117
If you want to erase the 20 mm wide center margin on the original that is reduced to 10 mm on the copy select 10 mm for the erase width 117
Loading the originals in edge frame erase mode 117
Making copies 117
The erase width represents that on the copy not on the original example erasing the center of a a3 size book original on a copy reduced by 50 117
Mode check 118
Using the mode check key 118
Making copies 119
Mode check 119
Chapter 4 120
This chapter explains about the functions that are made available by using the user mode key i e job memory input zoom memory input meter count toner replenisher drum dehumidifier and user s choice it also shows how to recall a job program from the memory using the job recall key 120
Using the user mode 120
Job memory input 121
Job memory input and job recall 121
Using the user mode 121
Using the user mode 122
Account job input 123
Using the user mode 123
Using the user mode 124
Recalling a job from memory 125
Using the user mode 125
Job memory input and job recall 126
Using the user mode 126
Storing a zoom ratio 127
Using the user mode 127
Zoom memory input 127
Using the user mode 128
Accessing the meter count 129
Counters 129
Meter count 129
Using the user mode 129
Activating the toner replenisher 130
Toner replenisher 130
Using the user mode 130
Drum dehumidifier 131
Using the drum dehumidifier 131
Using the user mode 131
A listing of user s choice functions is given in six pages of menu from 1 6 to 6 6 to show the listing of each page touch the desired page number key on the bottom of the touch panel 132
The copier has been set so that the most frequently used settings are automatically selected in the initial mode the user s choice allows you to select the default settings which are automatically selected in the initial mode according to your own needs by setting defaults for 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 132
User s choice 132
User s choice functions 132
Using the user mode 132
Copy mode priority 133
Expo level priority 133
Expo mode priority 133
Finishing priority 133
Language selection 133
Manual expo adjust 133
Mixed orig detection 133
Paper priority 133
Using the user mode 133
Auto panel reset 134
Confirmation beep 134
Counter removal 134
Drum dehumidifier 134
Energy saver mode 134
Intelligent sort 134
Original thickness 134
Smaller originals 134
Using the user mode 134
Custom 2in1 135
Custom 2in1 separation 135
Custom book copy 135
Special paper 135
Using the user mode 135
Copytrack 136
Max copy sets 136
User help 136
Using the user mode 136
6 2 6 3 6 4 6 5 6 6 6 137
Copy mode priority auto size 137
Finishing priority 137
Language selection german 137
Making the user s choice settings 137
Mixed orig detection off 137
Nonsort sort sort staple group 137
O139ca 137
P370ca 137
P443da 137
Paper priority a4 1 137
Select a function by pressing the key 137
Select a key to change settings or press pg key for additional menu 137
Select the default setting of your choice 137
User mode 137
User s choice 137
User s choice 1 6 137
User s choice 2 6 137
Using the user mode 137
Nonsort sort sort staple group 138
Repeat steps 2 to 6 to make new settings for other user s choices 138
This highlights 138
User s choice 2 6 138
Using the user mode 138
P359ca 139
The copier provides a function that allows the user to tell his her service shop the operating status of the copier by means of preset codes when the dt 103 is mounted for more details consult your technical representative 139
Chapter 5 140
This chapter explains about the various warning messages given on the touch panel and steps to take to correct these faulty conditions it also covers the procedures to be used for replenishing supplies 140
When a message appears 140
When a message appears 141
When the message the current paper drawer is empty appears 141
Rd drawer 142
When a message appears 142
When a message appears 143
Large capacity cassette c 302 144
When a message appears 144
When a message appears 145
When the message replenish toner appears 145
When a message appears 146
Replacing the staple cartridge for st 207 147
When a message appears 147
When the message the staple cartridge is empty appears 147
When a message appears 148
Copier p 138 149
Duplex unit p 141 149
Misfeed location displays 149
Multi bypass table p 140 149
O169ca 149
O170ca 149
When a message appears 149
When the message misfeed detected appears 149
When a message appears 150
Misfeed clearing procedures 151
When a message appears 151
When a message appears 152
Multi bypass table 153
When a message appears 153
Duplex unit 154
When a message appears 154
Duplexing document feeder afr 9 155
When a message appears 155
Large capacity cassette c 302 156
When a message appears 156
Bin sorter s 206 staple sorter st 207 157
When a message appears 157
When a message appears 158
When the message misfeed detected appears 158
Chapter 5 159
Check that the front door is closed 159
Check that the left door is closed 159
Check that the right door is closed 159
Check that the upper front door is closed 159
Correct the closure failure by following the procedure given below 159
The message shown on the left appears if a copier door is left open or an option is not attached properly 159
When a message appears 159
When the message the section indicated by is open appears 159
When a message appears 160
When the message the section indicated by is open appears 160
When a message appears 161
When the message the section indicated by is open appears 161
When a message appears 162
When appears 162
What does each message mean 163
When a message appears 163
What does each message mean 164
When a message appears 164
What does each message mean 165
When a message appears 165
Chapter 6 166
This chapter gives you instructions on how to troubleshoot copier malfunctions 166
Troubleshooting 166
Troubleshooting 167
When this type of copy is produced 167
Troubleshooting 168
When this type of copy is produced 168
If these procedures do not correct the problem contact your technical representative 169
The copier is not functioning as designed 169
Troubleshooting 169
Chapter 7 170
Specifications 170
This chapter gives complete specifications of the copier system and options 170
Copier 171
Specifications 171
Copier 172
Specifications 172
Duplexing document feeder 173
Specifications 173
Large capacity cassette 174
Specifications 174
Bin staple sorter 175
Specifications 175
Bin sorter 176
Specifications 176
Data controller 177
Specifications 177
Copier outline dimensions 178
Ep6000 178
Ep6000 with a complete lineup of options 178
Scale mm 178
Specifications 178
Chapter 8 180
Miscellaneous 180
This chapter explains about care of the copier and the various possible combinations of functions 180
Care of the copier 181
Communications cable cable connecting the copier with options 181
Copier housing temperature 181
Copy paper 181
Daily checks 181
Miscellaneous 181
Original cover duplexing document feeder 181
Original glass 181
Power cord communications cable ground cable 181
Sound of copier operation 181
To keep your copier in good shape at all times make the following daily checks and cleaning 181
Cleaning 182
Miscellaneous 182
Document transport belt 183
Front door 183
Miscellaneous 183
Miscellaneous 184
Auto expo 185
Auto paper 185
Auto size 185
Basic orig copy 185
Basic orig copy paper zoom 185
Book copy 185
Chapter 8 185
Edge frame erase 185
File margin 185
Finishing auxiliary 185
Fixed ratio 185
Function combination matrix 185
Functions set first 185
Functions set last 185
Interrupt 185
Job memory 185
Manual expo 185
Manual paper 185
Manual staple hole punch 185
Miscellaneous 185
Multi bypass 185
Multi copy 185
Non sort 185
O the functions can be combined g the functions can be combined though a miscopy could result the functions cannot be combined the function set first takes precedence l the functions cannot be combined the function set last takes precedence 185
Page insertion 185
Paper auto paper 185
Reduce 185
Single copy 185
Sort staple 185
Zoom auto size 185
Zoom memory 185
A a a a 186
Auto expo 186
Auxiliary 186
Book copy 186
Chapter 8 186
Edge frame erase 186
File margin 186
Finishing 186
Finishing auxiliary 186
Fixed ratio 186
Functions set first 186
Functions set last 186
Hole punch 186
Interrupt 186
Job memory 186
Manual expo 186
Manual paper 186
Manual staple 186
Miscellaneous 186
Multi bypass 186
Multi copy 186
Non sort 186
Orig copy 186
Page insertion 186
Paper auto paper 186
Reduce 186
Single copy 186
Single copy d 186
Sort staple 186
The functions cannot be combined the function set last takes precedence the function set first is automatically canceled cover page insertion or ohp interleaving if combined is not canceled the functions cannot be combined either one of the functions must be canceled before a copy cycle can be initiated 186
Zoom auto size 186
Zoom memory 186
Miscellaneous 187
Description of paper size 188
Miscellaneous 188
Miscellaneous 189
Zoom ratio table original size to copy paper size 189
Miscellaneous 190
Miscellaneous 191
Miscellaneous 192
Miscellaneous 193

Konica Minolta EP6000 [22/193] First things to know about your copier

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