Konica Minolta EP8601 [3/176] Table of contents

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• Chapter 3
• Chapter chapter6 chapters chapter41 chapters chapter2 ch 3
• Chapter1 before making copies 3
• Making copies 3
• Table of contents 3
• Calling up zoom ra tio from memory 4
• Chapter4 user s program 4
• Chapters how to use the auxiliary functions 4
• Chapters maintenance 4
• Checking the total number of copies made 4
• Increasing the image density 4
• Light up toner replenishment 4
• Setting the user s program 4
• Should light up paper replenishment 4
• Storing zoom ra tio in memory 4
• Using the advanced functions 4
• Cartridge on finisher 5
• Chapter accessories 5
• Chapter chapters chapters chapter41 chapters chapter2 5
• Chapter6 troubleshooting 5
• Collecting bottle 5
• If this kind of copy is produced 5
• Large capacity cassette c 202 5
• Light up 5
• Light up loading staple 5
• Light up replacing toner 5
• Maintenance 5
• Replacing stamp on finisher 5
• Replenishing ink for stamp 5
• Should light up jam removal 5
• Should stamp mark become faint 5
• Triple paper st a cker t 302 5
• When the copier does not work 5
• Da ta controller d 11 6
• Minol ta intelligent commander mc 1 6
• Introduction____________________________________ 7
• Using this manual 8
• Æ organization of this manual 8
• Ffi howto read this manual 9
• Æ storage of this manual 10
• Ffi installation 11
• Safetynotes_____________________________________ 11
• Space requirements 11
• Is handling oftheep8601 12
• Is grounding of the ep8601 13
• Is power source 13
• Si handling of consumables 13
• Before making copies 15
• Chapte 15
• Chapter 1 15
• 1 system description 16
• 2 ep860t 16
• Getting to know the ep8601 system 16
• Specifications 16
• Chapter1 17
• Copy paper path 18
• 3 recirculating document handler rdh t 19
• Chapter1 19
• Specifications 19
• Chapter 1 20
• Original feeding methods 20
• Original path 20
• 1 operation and copying settings other than 2 2 when rapid feed is selected for original feeding or when making 1 sided 21
• Or 2 sided copies from 2 sided originals 21
• Types of originals 21
• 4 finisher fn 1 22
• Chapter1 22
• Specifications 22
• Copy paper path 23
• Description of each mode 23
• 1 ep8601 standard system 25
• Chapter1 25
• Document counter 25
• Document guide plate 25
• Document tray 25
• Guide to components 25
• Left front door 25
• Auxiliary control panel cover 26
• Chapter1 26
• Lower paper tray 26
• Offset tray 26
• Original glass 26
• Original stopper scale 26
• Paper descent button lower paper tray 26
• Paper descent button upper paper tray 26
• Stapled copy basket 26
• Stapler cover 26
• Upper paper tray 26
• Duplex lock handle 27
• Duplex unit 27
• Fusing unit 27
• Fusing unit handle 27
• Jam removal lever a 27
• Lock release lever 27
• Paper dehumidifier switch 27
• Pc unit 27
• Pc unit fixing knob 27
• Reset switch 27
• Toner collecting bottle 27
• User s choice switch 27
• 2 ep8601 standard system with accessories 28
• Chapter1 28
• Data controller d 11 28
• Large capacity cassette c 202 28
• Manual feed table 28
• Minolta intelligent commander mc 1 28
• Plug in counter 28
• Triple paper stacker t 302 28
• 3 control panel keys and indicators 29
• Depress after having inserted a memory card 30
• Depress to receive advice about the present 30
• Help indicator 30
• Help key 30
• Lights up to prompt you to depress the help key 30
• Of this manual 30
• Priorities in the user s program see chapter 4 30
• Program load key 30
• Select key 30
• Situation 30
• To select the desired memory card program 30
• Use to make selections when setting the 30
• 1 turning on and of 32
• Turning on and off the copier 32
• 2 energy saving mode 33
• Chapter1 33
• Chapter 2 35
• Making copies 35
• Auto paper select auto magnification select or manual for details see p 38 36
• Basic copying overview 36
• Chapter2 36
• Load the original 36
• Loading the original 36
• Select the copy mode either the 36
• Selecting the copy mode 36
• Setting the number of copies 36
• The number of copies to be made for details see p 37 36
• The original may be loaded in rdh 1 or placed directly on the original glass for details see p 33 36
• Using the multi copy keys enter 36
• Chapte 37
• Iiiiinii 37
• According to the type of originals 39
• As follows 39
• Chapter2 39
• D making 1 side copies from 1 sided originals 39
• Load them face up on the document 39
• Making basic copies________________________ ____ 39
• Originals 39
• Rnh 1 load the originals in rdh 1 when making copies using rdh i 39
• Slide the document guide plate to the rear so that it just touches the 39
• The correct direction and type of copy to be made 39
• The originals can be loaded in any directio 39
• The originals should be loaded in 39
• Using the recirculating document handler 39
• Chapte 40
• Chapter2 41
• Direction of the originals 41
• Making stapled or stapled stamped copies 41
• The stapled or stamped position changes according to the loading 41
• Chapter2 42
• Is precaution for making copies from a book 42
• Is with a book or similar original not suitable for loading in rdh 1 42
• Not using the recirculating document handler 42
• Position it as follows 42
• 2 initializing the mode 43
• 3 setting the number of copies 43
• Chapter2 43
• 4 selecting the copy mode 44
• Chapter2 46
• 5 selecting the paper size 47
• Chapter2 47
• Each time the paper select key is depressed the lit indicator cycles through the paper sizes sequentially 47
• If the auto magnification select or manual mode has been selected be sure to 47
• Indicator lights up 47
• Select the paper size 47
• Selecting the paper size 47
• The indicators corresponding 47
• To the sizes of paper currently loaded in the copier light up when the paper size is selected 47
• 6 selecting the magnification ratio 48
• Chapter2 49
• 7 selecting the type of 50
• Itïï 50
• Chapter2 51
• 8 selecting the type of copy 52
• Helpful hints 54
• 9 selecting the exit processing 56
• Into complete sets of your originals 56
• Select the sorting and finishing mode at the exit area of the system 56
• Sorting mode 1 sort 56
• The finisher separates 56
• The finisher sorts collates copies 56
• Types of modes 56
• Uncollates copies into groups each group containing all the copies of one original 56
• Chapter2 57
• Have your copy sets or stacks unstapled 57
• Non staple 57
• Select non staple if you wish to 57
• Selecting the sorting mode 57
• Successive depressions of the sorter mode select key cause the sorting mode to move through the cycle shown below 57
• Chapter2 58
• Have your copy sets or stacks stapled and stamped on the covers 58
• Select staple if you wish to have 58
• Select staple stamp if you wish to 58
• Staple 58
• Your copy sets or stacks stapled automatically 58
• Chapter2 59
• Depress once 59
• Note that your copies are not stapled under any of the following settings 59
• Precautions for selecting the staple mode 59
• Selecting the finishing mode 59
• Successive depressions of the staple stamp mode select key cause the finishing mode to move through the cycle shown below 59
• Helpful hints 60
• Chapter2 61
• Chapter2 62
• Lllllllll 62
• 7 7 starting the copy cycle 63
• Chapter2 63
• 1 making copies with file margin 1 sided 2 sided margin mode 64
• Using the advanced functions_____________________ 64
• Chapter2 66
• Chapter2 67
• 2 erasing shadow along four edges frame erase mode 68
• Chapter2 68
• 3 erasing punch hole shadow punch hole margin mode 70
• Chapter2 70
• Chapter2 71
• Chapter2 73
• 5 feeding blank sheet through copier non copy feed 74
• Chapter2 74
• Chapter2 75
• 6 using originals with many fine lines fine mode 76
• Chapter2 76
• After the copy cycle has been completed depress the eject copies manual staple key 77
• Chapter2 77
• Copies are stapled or stapled stamped and fed out onto the stapled copy basket 77
• If you wish to make copies without using rdh 1 and have them stapled or stapled stamped follow the procedure given below 77
• Place the original onthe original glass and make necessary copying settings by following the procedure given in basic copying overview 77
• Select staple or staple stamp and depress the print key 77
• 8 using the manual feed table accessory 78
• I chapter2 79
• Ssssss 79
• Chapter 3 81
• Chapters 81
• How to use the auxiliary functions 81
• Chapters 82
• Checking the to tal number of copies made 82
• Depress the total check key a second time or depress the panel reset key the initial screen reappears on the 82
• Depress the total check key on the auxiliary control panel this causes the counts of the 82
• Entering the total check mode 82
• Four counters to appear on the message display 82
• Message display 82
• To check the total count of each of the counters for total copies total size 2 sided total copies and 2 sided total size depress the total check key on the auxiliary control panel when the key is depressed the message display shows the counts of the four counters 82
• Total check key 82
• Increasing the ima ge density 83
• 1 using the calculator function 84
• Storing zoom ra tio in memory 84
• Chapters 86
• Chapters 87
• 2 using the 10 key input function 88
• Chapter3 88
• Olllii 89
• Time zoom 89
• Calling up zoom ra tio from memory 90
• Chapters 90
• Chapter 4 91
• Chapter4 91
• User s program 91
• 1 user s program modes 92
• Chapter4 92
• Setting the user s program 92
• This copier is equipped with the user s program to allow the users to give priority to certain functions according to their own needs please read the following explanation if you do not understand howto use the user s program please contact your technical representative for assistance 92
• 2 making user s program mode settings 93
• Chapter4 93
• Entering the user s program 93
• Open the left front door and depress the user s choice switch once 93
• This changes the screen on the message display to one that gives introductory message of the user s program a second depression of the user s choice switch accesses page 1 of the user s program priority paper size screen on the message display 93
• Canceling the user s program 94
• Chapter4 94
• Depress the user s choice switch this causes the copier to leave the user s program and the message display to return to the initial screen 94
• Each time the user s choice switch is depressed the subsequent page 94
• Key when the panel reset key is depressed the message display returns to the initial screen 94
• Of the user s program appears 94
• Selecting the user s program screen 94
• To cancel the user s program in mid sequence depress the panel reset 94
• When all of the user s program mode settings have been completed 94
• Chapter4 95
• Making and changing the user s program mode settings 95
• Chapter4 97
• P 10 priority finishing mode 97
• P 7 priority mode 97
• P 9 priority sorting mode 97
• The marker moves to a new selection item each time the select key on the message display is depressed move the marker to the desired mode 97
• The marker moves to a new selection item each time the select key on the message display is depressed move the markerto the desired mode 97
• Chapter4 98
• Chapter 5 99
• Chapters 99
• Maintenance 99
• Chapters 100
• If the tray or cassette has run out of paper when the paper loaded in it is selected in the auto magnification select or manual mode the add paper indicator on the main control panel lights up and the print key lights up orange inhibiting the initiation of a copy cycle if you depress the help key on the message display after the add paper indicator has lit up the message display shows which port has run out of paper should the add paper indicator light up depress the help key on the message display to identify which port has run out of paper then add paper by following the procedure given below shows that the upper tray has run out of paper 100
• Light up paper replenishment 100
• 1 upper paper tray 101
• Chapters 101
• 2 lower paper tray 102
• Chapters 102
• 3 triple paper stacker 103
• Chapters 103
• 4 large capacity casserfttj 104
• Chapte 104
• Chapters 105
• Paper replenishing procedure for a partially loaded c 202 105
• Light up toner replenishment 106
• Chapters 107
• Chapters 108
• Chapters 109
• Chapters 110
• Should stamp mark become faint replenishing ink for stamp 111
• Replacing stamp on finisher 112
• Chapters 113
• Maintenance 113
• Original glass 113
• Transport belt of rdh 1 113
• Chapter 6 115
• Chapters 115
• Troubleshooting 115
• Chapters 116
• Light up jamremoval 116
• Should 116
• When a jam occurs in the system during a copy cycle the paper jam indicator on the main control panel lights up and the copy cycle is stopped at the same time the message display shows where the jam occurs should the paper jam indicator light up check with the message display for the location of the jam then remove the jam 116
• 1 jams in the copier 117
• A jam in the transport section 117
• Chapter6 117
• Or fusing unit 1 117
• Chapter6 118
• A jam in the vertical transport section 2 119
• Chapter6 119
• A jam in the duplex unit 3 120
• Chapters 120
• Chapter6 121
• A jam in the upper paper tray 4 122
• Chapters 122
• Chapters 123
• Jam in the lower paper tray 5 123
• 2 jams in recirculating document handier rdh 1 124
• Chapter6 124
• 3 jams in finisher fn 1 125
• Chapter6 125
• 4 jams in triple paper stacker t 302 126
• Chapter6 126
• Chapters 127
• 5 jams in large capacity cassette c 202 128
• A jam in c 202 128
• A jam between c 202 and copier 129
• Chapter6 130
• Light up 130
• Chapter6 131
• Chapters 133
• Light up 133
• Chapter6 136
• Chapters 138
• Accessories 141
• Chapter 7 141
• 1 parts names and functions 142
• Cassette door 142
• Door lock release 142
• Hookup cord 142
• Large capacity cassette c 202 142
• Paper plate 142
• Paper plate descent key 142
• Paper take up feed unit 142
• Power indicator 142
• 2 specifications 143
• Chapter 143
• 1 parts names and functions 144
• Guide plate lock 144
• Hookup cord 144
• Lower tray 144
• Lower tray indicator 144
• Middle tray 144
• Middle tray indicator 144
• Paper guide plate 144
• Power indicator 144
• Triple paper stacker t 302 144
• Upper tray 144
• Upper tray indicator 144
• 2 specifications 145
• Chapter 145
• 1 parts names and functions 146
• Chapter 146
• Minolta intelligent commander mc 1 146
• Chapter 147
• Control panel 147
• 2 inserting memory card into copier 148
• Chapter 148
• Chapter 149
• 3 specifications 150
• Chapter7 150
• Chapter 151
• 1 parts names and functions 152
• Card insertion slot 152
• Chapter 152
• Count indicator 152
• Data controller d 11 152
• Eject key 152
• Paper size indicator 152
• Printer hookup cable 152
• Section indicator 152
• Total count indicator 152
• 2 genera precautions for use 153
• Chapter7 153
• Chapter 155
• 3 message 156
• Chapter 156
• Chapter7 157
• Chapter 158
• 5 how to make a copy using the departmental card 159
• Chapter 159
• Chapter 160
• Chapter 161
• Chapter 162
• 4 6 how to make a copy using the charge card 163
• Chapter 163
• 7 how to use the administration card 164
• Chapter 164
• Chapter 165
• Chapter7 166
• Chapter 167
• 8 how to use the erasing card 168
• Chapter7 168
• 9 how to use the time date card 170
• Chapter 171
• Chapter 173
• 4 10 how to use the cleaning card 175
• Chapter 175
• 11 specifications 176
• Chapter 176

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 7 INTRODUCTION 1 2 USING THIS MANUAL 2 3 SAFETY NOTES 5 CHAPTER1 BEFORE MAKING COPIES 7 1 System Description 1 2 EP8601 1 3 Recirculating Document Handier RDH 1 1 4 Finisher FN 1 2 GUIDE TO COMPONENTS 2 1 EP8601 Standard System 2 2 EP8601 Standard System with Accessories 2 3 Control Panel Keys and Indicators 3 TURNING ON AND OFF THE COPIER 3 1 Turning ON and OFF 3 2 Energy Saving Mode CHAPTER2 I MAKING COPIES 1 BASIC COPYING OVERVIEW 2 MAKING BASIC COPIES 2 1 Loading the Original 2 2 Initializing the Mode 2 3 Setting the Number of Copies 2 4 Selecting the Copy Mode 2 5 Selecting the Paper Size 2 6 Selecting the Magnification Ratio 2 7 Selecting the Type of Original 2 8 Selecting the Type of Copy 2 9 Selecting the Exit Processing 2 10 Selecting the Image Density of Copies 2 11 Starting the Copy Cycle 33 37 37 38 41 42 44 46 50 56 57 CHAPTER CHAPTER6 CHAPTERS CHAPTER41 CHAPTERS CHAPTER2 CH 1 GETTING TO KNOW THEEP8601 SYSTEM