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Gestetner CS210 Color Manual

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  • Page 1 Adjustment and Color Memory...

  • Page 2: Color Balance Adjustment

    Color Balance—Adjusting and Storing the Color Balance Color Balance—Adjusting and Storing the Color Balance This function allows you to control the overall color tone of copies by adjusting the Yellow, Magenta, Cyan and Black color balance. Nine levels of tone are available. Reference For copy sample, see page 19.
  • Page 3 Color Balance Program—Storing and Recalling the Color Balance You can store the color balance setting in memory and recall it when you want to use it. Note You can store up to three color balance. Storing the adjusted color balance Change the color balance ( see page 124), but don’t press the [OK] key.
  • Page 4 Selecting Color Balance Sample does not reset the adjustments, allowing you to make many samples while progressively changing the balance. The sample might yield a color balance outside the copier’s range which will be reproduced on the sample but not on the copy.
  • Page 5 Press the Adjustment/Memory key. Make sure the [Color Balance] key is selected. Press the [Color Balance Sample] key. Select the range of densities (standard is the current setting). Set your original on the exposure glass. Press the [Print Start] key. Note The sample is copied.
  • Page 6 Color Balance—Adjusting and Storing the Color Balance Selecting the sampled area (Only for Edit type) Note The sampled area is as shown below. a: 58mm, 2.3" Selected position b: 180mm, 7.1" Sampled area < Orientation of the original and scanned image are related as shown: Exposure Glass Display GCAREA5E...
  • Page 7 Make sure the [Color Balance] key is selected. Press the [Color Balance Sample] key. Select the range of densities (standard is the current setting). Set your original on the exposure glass. Press the [Sample Area Selection] key. Press the [Scan Start] key. Note The image of the original is displayed.
  • Page 8 Color Balance—Adjusting and Storing the Color Balance Press the [Print Start] key. Note The sample is copied. Select the color balance that you want to set, then press the [OK] key.

  • Page 9: Color Adjustment

    This function lets you alter up to three single colors by mixing them with adjacent colors in the color circle. For example, yellow can be shifted towards red to make orange, or towards green to make a yellow green. Note that only areas of the image containing this color will be modified.

  • Page 10: Image Adjustment

    Image Adjustment You can change the following default settings for image adjustment: Soft/Sharp You can adjust the edges of the image to make the image sharper or softer. Reference For copy samples, Note Default: level 4 You can adjust the contrast between light parts and dark parts of the image. Contrast Reference For copy samples,...
  • Page 11 Soft/Sharp, Contrast, Background Density, and Pastel Note Any settings you make with the Soft/Sharp, Contrast, Background Density and Pastel functions will be canceled under the following conditions: The machine is automatically reset. The Clear Modes key is pressed. The operation switch is turned off. The main power switch is turned off.
  • Page 12 Image Adjustment U.C.R. Adjustment, A.C.S. Sensitivity and Text/Photo Sensitivity Note Any settings you make with the U.C.R. Adjustment, A.C.S. Sensitivity, and Text/Photo Sensitivity functions are not cleared by turning the power off or by pressing the Clear Modes key. They are canceled only when you overwrite them with new settings.

  • Page 13: Adjusting Colors Based On The Selected Color

    Up to 15 colors can be stored. The total percentages of the mixed colors must be 255% or less. If the total percentage of the mixed color is over 255%, the copier cannot create the color properly and the results will appear different.
  • Page 14 Program User Color—Storing User Colors Select the base color. Note If your machine is Edit type, you can scan an original to sample it’s color. See page 128. You can change the color density in two ways. Note Increase or decrease in steps with the [+] or [-] key. —Press the [+ - keys] key.

  • Page 15: Mixing Colors Manually With The Number Keys

    Mixing Colors Manually with the Number Keys Press the Adjustment/Memory key. Press the [Prog. User Color] key. Select the number that you want to store the user color in. Press the [Enter Size] key. Select the color that you want to adjust. Enter the density with the Number keys, then press the [#] key.
  • Page 16 Program User Color—Storing User Colors Repeat steps 5 and 6 for each color then press the [OK] key. Press the [OK] key. Sampling the User Color (Only for Edit Type) You can print out a sample of User Colors to check the colors you have made. Note The sample will be copied on a A4p, 8 Press the Adjustment/Memory key.
  • Page 17 Area Editing (Only for Edit Type)
  • Page 18 What is Area Editing? If your machine is Edit type, you can select areas of an image to be treated differently or have effects applied to them. Some examples are shown below. Example: Scan Original Designate areas (There is an area in each group.) Scan Original Designate areas...

  • Page 19: How To Edit Areas

    Editing an image involves scanning it in to memory, choosing areas to edit and how those areas will be re- produced. The basic steps are summarized below. Details are given in the rest of this section. Enter Area Editing mode. Press the [Area Editing] key.
  • Page 20 Designating Areas Several tools are provided for designating areas of an image. Area Shapes Rectangle: Specify two points defining the opposite diagonals of a rectangle. Right Angle Polygon/Polygon: Specify a sequence of points defining a polygon. Closed Loop: If your image contains a shape outlined in black and that outline forms a closed loop, specify a point inside the shape to designate it.
  • Page 21 7. Enlarge Enlarge 4 Enlarge by about 528% Enlarge 3 Enlarge by about 394% Enlarge 2 Enlarge by about 264% Enlarge 1 Enlarge by about 200% Full Image Note After pressing the [Enlarge] key, mark a point in the displayed image to zoom in on. 8.
  • Page 22 Designating Areas Designate Area Tools Note There are nine tools to designate areas. Area Editing Rectangle ( Area Shape Right Angle Polygon ( Polygon ( Closed Loop ( Multi Closed Loop ( Rectangle frame ( Frame/Line Right Angle Polygon frame ( Polygon frame ( Line ( Note...
  • Page 23 Area Shapes Rectangle Set your original on the exposure glass. Press the [Area Editing] key. Note (Rectangle) key is selected as default. Mark the first point with the editor pen. Mark the diagonally opposite corner of the area you wish to select. Note When you make a mistake, press the [Erase] key.
  • Page 24 Designating Areas Right Angle Polygon and Polygon Set your original on the exposure glass. Press the [Area Editing] key. Press the (R.A. Polygon) or key. Mark the first point with the editor pen. Mark the next points. Note When you use Right Angle Polygon mode, mark points that make right angles.
  • Page 25 Press the [Fix Selection] key. Press the [Area Edit] key, specify your settings, then press the [OK] key. Reference For details, see page 152. Press the Start key. Multi-Closed Loop Limitation If you specify an area with Multi-Closed Loop, you cannot specify any additional areas with other selection tools. Set your original on the exposure glass.
  • Page 26 Designating Areas Frame/Line Rectangle frame Set your original on the exposure glass. Press the [Area Editing] key. Press the [Frame/Line] key. Press the (Rectangle) key. Mark the first point with the editor pen. Mark the diagonally opposite corner of the area you wish to select.
  • Page 27 Press the (Right Angle Polygon) key or the (Polygon) key. Mark the first point with the editor pen. Mark the next points. After making the last point, press the [Confirm Selection] key. Press the [Area Edit] key, specify your settings, then press the [OK] key.
  • Page 28 Designating Areas Mark the first point with the editor pen. Mark the next points. After marking the last point, press the [Confirm Selection] key. Press the [Area Edit] key, specify your settings, then press the [OK] key. Reference For details, see page 152.
  • Page 29 Notes for Designating Areas The number of the points, areas, and groups that can be designated Note Maximum number of points: 500 In Right Angle Polygon mode, Polygon mode, or Line mode, the maximum number of points for one area is 30. The number of areas that can be designated is as follows: Rectangle mode: maximum 250 areas Right Angle Polygon mode, Polygon mode, Line mode: 500 points maximum.

  • Page 30: Basic Modes

    Up to 20 groups of multiple areas can be edited. All the areas should belong to groups 1 ~ 20. You can select up to seven job patterns for at most 20 groups. After you have set seven patterns, the copier will only allow you to choose the pattern of a previous group.
  • Page 31 Press the [Area Edit] key. Press the [Color/Image], [Color Creation] or [Image Creation] key. Set the desired modes. Note Color/Image, see page 121. Color Creation, see page 85. Image Creation, see page 91. Press the [OK] key. Press the [Start] key. Delete Area—Erasing a Part of the Image This function blanks out designated areas.
  • Page 32 Selecting Modes for Designated Areas Press the [Area Edit] key. Note For designating areas, see page 152. Press the [Delete Area] key. Press the [OK] key. Press the Start key. Save Area—Blanking out Part of the Image This function blanks out all areas except those designated. 1: Designated area Note When you select Save Area mode, previously selected modes are canceled.
  • Page 33 Press the [Save Area] key. Press the [OK] key. Press the Start key. Frame/Line Editing color and widths Note Frame/Line mode do not work with other modes. Frame/Line widths: Metric version: 0.25 ~ 2.0mm (in 0.25mm steps) Inch version: 0.01" ~ 0.08" (in 0.01" steps) The frame and line width might be uneven depend- ing on the angle of the line.
  • Page 34 Selecting Modes for Outside Designated Areas Selecting Modes for Outside Designated Areas Reference The available modes for area editing depend on the area shape. For functions that cannot be used together in area editing, More than one mode can be set, however, there are some limitations, The modes that can be set for outside areas as follows: Color/Image Adjustment: Image Density, Color Mode, Original Type, Image Adjustment, Color Adjustment, Color Balance Adjustment...
  • Page 35 Set the desired modes. Note Color/Image, see page 121. Color Creation, see page 85. Image Creation, see page 91. Basic Settings, see page 158. Press the [OK] key. Press the [Start] key. Save Area Designate the areas you wish to modify. Note For designating areas, see page 145.

  • Page 36: Changing Job Settings For The Entire Image

    Changing Job Settings for the Entire Image Changing Job Settings for the Entire Image You can change job settings for the entire image during area editing. The job settings that can be changed are as follows: Paper Select, see page 47. Reduce/Enlarge (Preset R/E, Zoom, Size Magnification, Directional Magnification, Poster Mode), Shift, see page 77.
  • Page 37 Use this function to check the areas you have selected and the modes you have chosen for each area. You can: Change the modes for an area/Group Add an area to a Group Erase an area Erase a Group Note Note that even if you erase a job setting, a group, or an area, they still consume memory until you exit Area Editing.

  • Page 38: Adding Areas

    Checking and Changing Areas Change the modes, then press the [OK] key. Note Color/Image, see page 121. Color Creation, see page 85. Image Creation, see page 91. Color Adjustment, see page 130. Basic Settings, see page 158. Delete Area, see page 153. Save Area, see page 154.
  • Page 39 Designate areas, then press the [Confirm Ar- eas] key. Note For designating areas, see page 145. Press the [Previous] key. Erasing an Area Press the [Confirm Areas] key. Note All designated areas are displayed. Select an area that you want to cancel. Press the [Delete Area] key.

  • Page 40: Erasing A Group

    Checking and Changing Areas Erasing a Group Press the [Confirm Areas] key. Note All designated areas are displayed. Select a group that you want to cancel. Note Areas in this group are highlighted. Press the [Delete Group] key. Press the [Yes] key. Press the [Previous] key.
  • Page 41 Press the [Cancel Editing] key. Press the [Yes] key. Exiting Area Editing Exiting Area Editing...

  • Page 42: Combination Chart For Area Editing

    Combination Chart for Area Editing q Functions available for designated areas. w Functions available for areas outside designated areas. e Functions that can be selected together in an area. r Functions available with each shape. t Functions available for the entire image. Image Auto Image Density Density...
  • Page 43 : These modes can be used together. : These modes can be used together with some limitations. : The original mode is overridden and only the newly selected mode is active. : These modes cannot be used together. Image Auto Image Density Density Manual Image Density Full Color...
  • Page 45 What to do if Something Goes Wrong...

  • Page 46: If Your Machine Does Not Operate As You Want

    If Your Machine Does not Operate as You want If Your Machine Does not Operate as You Want Check the following: Condition Action Nothing happens when the Is the main power switch turned on? operation switch is turned Turn on the main power switch. BPaper tray is empty.
  • Page 47 Condition Action You cannot enter the desired You can change the maximum copy quantity that you can make at a time. copy set number. page 195. The machine instructs you to Reset the duplex tray correctly. set the duplex tray. The machine instructs you to Wait for the machine to warm-up.

  • Page 48: If You Cannot Make Copies As You Want

    If You Cannot Make Copies as You Want Problem Copies appear dirty. The reverse side of an original image is copied. A shadow is copied when copying a pasted original. Copies are too light. Copy image is not clear. The same copy area is dirty whenever making copies.
  • Page 49 Problem A moire pattern is produced on cop- The Text mode is selected. ies as shown in the illustration. The line images of the original might be overlapped each other. Color tone of copies is different from The color balance is not set properly. that of originals.

  • Page 50: Loading Paper In The Paper Tray

    BLoading Paper Reference Regarding paper sizes that can be set, Note If you want to change the paper size, Non-recommended Paper for Paper Trays Folded, curled, creased, or damaged paper Torn paper Perforated paper Paper with conductive or low electrical resistance coating such as carbon or silver coating Thermal paper, art paper Thin paper that has low stiffness Damp paper...
  • Page 51 Square the paper and set it in the tray. Note Do not stack paper over the limit mark. Make sure that the leading corners of the paper are under the corners. Reinstall the side fences. Push the paper tray in until it stops. BLoading Paper...

  • Page 52: Loading Paper In The Large Capacity Tray

    BLoading Paper Loading Paper in the Large Capacity Tray Press the Down key if it is not lit. Note The key blinks while the bottom plate is moving down. When the key stops blinking and lights up, open the top cover. Note Make sure no paper sheet is involved in the feeding part of the Large Capacity Tray.
  • Page 53 There are four kinds of toner (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black). When a is lit, it is time to add toner. R WARNING: • Do not incinerate used toner or toner containers. Toner dust might ignite when exposed to an open flame. Dispose of the used toner containers according to local regulations for plastics.
  • Page 54 DAdding Toner Pull out the toner container. Push in the new toner container until it fits in place. Turn the knob back to the position shown and close the front door.

  • Page 55: Check The Misfeed Location Display

    R CAUTION • When removing misfed paper, do not touch the fusing section because it could be very hot. Note When clearing misfeeds, do not turn off the operation switch. If you do, your copy settings are cleared. To prevent misfeeds, do not leave any torn scraps of paper within the machine. If paper misfeeds occur repeatedly, contact your service representative.
  • Page 56 xClearing Misfeeds When R is Displayed: Note This indicator is displayed only when your machine is equipped with the optional 20-bin sorter stapler. Open the top cover of the sorter. You can find the sticker (with b at the top) ex- plaining how to remove the misfed paper on the 20-bin sorter stapler as shown in the illustration.
  • Page 57 R CAUTION: This machine has been tested for safety using this supplier’s parts and consumables. We recommend you only use these specified supplies. Note If you use a staple cartridge other than that recommended, staple failure or staple jams might occur. Open the sorter stapler front cover, then pull the R3 holder and pull out the stapler unit.
  • Page 58 dAdding Staples Place the cartridge in the staple unit. Turn the cartridge backward until a click is heard. Return the R3 holder into the original position. Close the sorter stapler front cover.
  • Page 59 Note Staples might be jammed because of curled copies. In this case, try turning the copy paper over in the tray. If there is no improvement, change to copy paper with less curl. After removing jammed staples, staples might not be ejected the first few times you try to use the stapler. Open the sorter stapler front cover, then turn the dial in the arrow direction until the staple unit stops.
  • Page 60 eRemoving Jammed Staples Restore the phase plate in the original place until a click is heard. Place the cartridge in the staple unit. Turn the cartridge backward until a click is heard. Return the R3 holder into the original position. Close the sorter stapler front cover.
  • Page 61 Changing the Machine’s Settings...

  • Page 62: Changing Paper Size

    Changing Paper Size Tray Paper Size Note Be sure to select the paper size with the user tools. Otherwise, misfeed might occur. Reference For paper sizes, weight , and the capacity that can be set in each tray, Make sure that the paper tray is not being used. Pull out the paper tray until it stops.
  • Page 63 Push the paper tray in until it stops. Press the User Tools key. Reference For details, see below. and 3 Tray Paper Size Follow the steps 1 to 5 on page 184. Adjust the tray size with the paper size selector to the new paper size.
  • Page 64 Changing Paper Size Press the [System Settings] key. Press the [Next] key until Tray Paper Size is dis- played. Press the [Change] key to select the tray. Select the paper size, then press the [OK] key. Press the User Tools key to exit from the user tools.

  • Page 65: User Tools

    This section is for the key operators in change of this machine. You can change or set the machine’s default settings. Note After using the tools, be sure to exit from the user tools. Press the User Tools key. Press the [System Settings] or [Copier Fea- tures] key. User Tools User Tools...

  • Page 66: Exiting From The User Tools

    User Tools Select the desired user tools menu. Note [Next] : Press to go to the next page. [Prev.] : Press to go back to the previous page. Reference User tools menu, see page 189. Change the settings by following the instructions on the panel display.

  • Page 67: User Tools Menu

    User Tools Menu System settings Panel Tone Ready/Tone Copy Count Display Auto Timer Control Panel Off Timer System Reset Timer Function Reset Timer Tray Paper Size Paper Tray Priority Auto Tray Switching Interleave Print 3 Side Full Bleed Bypass Tray Custom Size Display Color Setting Key Operator Tools AOF (Keep It On)

  • Page 68: Copier Features

    User Tools Copier features General Auto Paper Select Priority Features ADS Priority (FC/Twin) ADS Priority (B&W/SC) Original Type Priority Color Priority Special Orig. Priority Photo Type (Auto Text/Photo) Photo Type (Photo) Copy Reset Timer Maximum Copy Quantity Tone : Original on Platen Front Side Margin Adjust.

  • Page 69: System Settings

    You can specify the prioritized mode with the “Function Priority” user tool. above. When the “Interleave Print” is set to On, the machine turns the default mode (Copier or Function Reset Timer Printer) automatically after your job is finished, after the selected time. The time can be set from 10 to 990 seconds.
  • Page 70 User Tools Menu Description Tray Paper Size Select the size of the copy paper set in the paper tray. Note If the specified paper size differs from the size of paper actually set in the paper tray, a paper misfeed might occur because the paper size is not detected correctly. Reference For details, Paper Tray Priority...
  • Page 71 Default: Blue Key Operator Tools If you select “On”, only operators who know the key operator code can access the “Key Operator Tools” in the System Settings and Copier Features. Note Default : Off If you select “On”, you should register the key operator code.

  • Page 72: General Features

    User Tools Setting You can Change with the User Tools (Copier Features) Reference For how to access the user tools, see page 187. General Features Description Menu As a default setting, the Auto Paper Select is selected just after the machine is turned Auto Paper Select Priority on or when modes are cleared.
  • Page 73 Menu Description Maximum Copy Quantity The maximum copy quantity can be set from 1 to 999. Note Default: Off Tone : Original on Platen The beeper (key tone) sounds when you forgot to remove originals after copying. Note Default: Off When the “Panel Tone”...
  • Page 74 User Tools Menu Description Area Shape Priority When you designate areas, you can select the first designated shape. 1. Select the (Multi. Closed Loop) key. Note Default: Key Operator Tools Use these tools to manage use of the machine. Note Enter a previously registered key operator code with the Number keys.
  • Page 75 Menu Description Counter Manager Delete All You can reset the counter for all user codes. 1. Press the [Delete All] key. 2. Press the [Yes] key. Image Adjustment Menu Description Background Dens. of The Auto Image Density levels in Full Color mode can be made lighter or darker (5 A.D.S.

  • Page 76: Auto Color Calibration

    User Tools Menu Description ADF Thin paper Use when changing the type of originals to be fed. Select this function to avoid damag- ing thin originals (40 - 52g/m Note Default: Off ADF Mixed Sizes By default, you cannot set originals of different sizes at one time in the document feeder.

  • Page 77: Maintaining Your Machine

    Maintaining Your Machine Where to Put Your Machine Do’s and Don’ts Remarks Use and Storage of Supplies...

  • Page 78: Platen Cover

    Maintaining Your Machine If the exposure glass (platen glass), platen cover or document feeder belt is dirty, you might not be able to make copies as you want. Clean them if you find them dirty. Note Do not use chemical cleaner or organic solvent, such as thinner or benzene. If they get into the machine or melt plastic parts, a failure might occur.

  • Page 79: Where To Put Your Machine

    Machine Environment Your machine’s location should be carefully chosen because environmental conditions greatly affect its perfor- mance. Optimum environmental conditions R CAUTION: • Keep the machine away from humidity and dust. A fire or an electric shock might occur. • Do not place the machine on an unstable or tilted surface. If it topples over, it cause injury. R CAUTION: •...

  • Page 80: Power Connection

    Where to Put Your Machine Power Connection R WARNING: • Only connect the machine to the power source described on the inside front cover of this manual. R WARNING: • Avoid multi-wiring. • Do not damage, break or make any modifications to the power cord. Do not place heavy objects on it, pull it hard or bend it more than necessary.

  • Page 81: Do's And Don'ts

    R CAUTION: • When you move the machine, unplug the power cord from the wall outlet to avoid fire or electric shock. • When the machine will not be used for a long time, unplug the power cord. • Do not touch areas on or around the fusing unit. These areas get hot. •...
  • Page 82 Remarks Copier Be careful not to move the original during the scanning process. To avoid problems caused by curled copies, try turning over the paper stack in the paper tray. If there is no improve- ment, change to copy paper with less curl.

  • Page 83: Use And Storage Of Supplies

    Copy Paper Copy paper of the types or in the conditions listed below are not recommended for this copier. Folded, curled, creased, or damaged paper Torn paper Perforated paper Paper with conductive or low electrical resistance coating such as carbon or silver coating...

  • Page 84: Paper Storage

    Use and Storage of Suplies Paper Storage Paper should always be stored properly. Improperly stored paper might result in poor image reproduction, creased copies, and paper misfeeds. Generally, avoid curling and absorption of moisture. Avoid storing paper in humid areas. Under high temperature and high humidity, or low temperature and low humidity conditions, store paper in a vinyl bag.
  • Page 85 Projector Unit Operation...

  • Page 86: Guide To Components

    Guide to Components 7. Power switch Switches the power on or off. 8. Mirror unit Reflects the light from the projector to the copier. 9. Fresnel lens Pull this up when setting film on the exposure glass. 10. Lens cover To protect the lens from dust, close it when you are not using the projector.
  • Page 87 1. Lock levers Use to fix the film after setting it in the holder. 2. Film holders Set 35mm film in one of these holders. Slide holder: Set mounted positive films in this holder. (This holder is covered with glass.) Film strip holder: Set negative or positive strip film and base film here.
  • Page 88 Guide to Components Master film position sheet Make a copy of the master sheet onto type C film and use the copy to position the film correctly on the exposure glass. Make a copy from the original sheet, cut around the surrounding margin on the dotted lines, and cut away the center part corresponding to the size of the film to be copied.
  • Page 89 Available Films and Setting Setting location Slide film holder Film type / size 35mm mount film 35mm glass mount film 35mm strip film 45mm 60mm 70mm 80mm 90mm 4" 5" (101.6 127mm) Maximum size (142 210mm, 5.5" 8.2") Note Do not use the same film for more than 30 minutes. Do not store film in rooms where the temperature is more than 30°C, 86°F.
  • Page 90 Before Operating the Projector About Copying When setting mount films and strip films in the film holders (using the slide holder) Area of film that can be copied 21.5 mm 0.8" Copy size (copying full size) 124 mm 4.8" When setting wide films with the film position sheets Narrow margins on all four sides will not be copied as shown in the illustration.
  • Page 91 Before Operating the Projector Notes for Operation First, you must perform shading to get the projector to register the condition of the film. This way, the projector can adjust the light intensity automatically while copying. If you press the Clear Modes key or [Cancel] key while using Projector function, all operations with the Projector will be canceled.
  • Page 92 How to Copy from Film The outline procedure for making copies is given below. Refer to the rest of this section for details of each step. Position the projector. See page 215. Prepare the film. See page 216. Select the film type and perform shading. Adjust color, density and focus.
  • Page 93 Note Do not touch the fresnel lens or the glass on the mirror unit. Fingerprints or dirty parts might appear on the copy. If the fresnel lens becomes dirty, wipe it. Plug the projector into the wall outlet. Turn on the main switch of the projector. Lift the platen cover or the document feeder and lower the projector lens cover.
  • Page 94 Preparing the Film Check this table to find out the key you should use for your film type. Film Type Slide (Mount) Slide Positive (Glass Mount) 35mm Strip Film Negative Strip Film Positive Others Max. Size: 210mm 5.5" 8.2" Negative Note When performing shading, you must set a filter that matches that type of film you will copy.
  • Page 95 Selecting the Base Film (If Needed) Note When you use negative film for copying, use that film’s appropriate base film for shading. Confirm the manufacture, model name, and ASA rating of the film you want to use. Select a base film suitable for the film to copy. Note The following base film slides have been prepared as accessories.
  • Page 96 Preparing the Film Setting Films in the Holder (If Needed) Check which type of holder you should use. Slide Holder/Glass Mount Film Holder Note The slide holder is covered with glass. Set the mount films in the slide holder. The glass mount film holder is not covered with the glass. Set the glass mount films (covered by glass) in the glass mount film holder.
  • Page 97 Preparing the Film Cutting the Film Position Sheet (If Needed) If you do not use the holders and position the film on the exposure glass, a positioning sheet is required. Make a copy of one of the positioning sheet originals and use it to make your own sheet. Cut a hole the size of the film from the center of the copy, then crop the sheet by cutting around the dotted lines.
  • Page 98 Selecting the Film Type and Performing Shading Selecting the Film Type and Performing Shading The procedures are different depending on the type of film. Press the Special Accessory Key. Select the film type. Follow the shading procedure appropriate to your film type —...

  • Page 99: 35Mm Slides Positive

    35mm Slides Positive Press the [Shading] key. Open the film cover and insert the “P” (Posi- tive) filter firmly in the left slot as shown in the illustration. Note Be careful to insert the filter as shown, not the other way around.

  • Page 100: Positive Film On Glass

    Selecting the Film Type and Performing Shading If needed, adjust the color, density, or focus. Reference For details, see page 228. If needed, select the copier modes. Reference For details, see page 231. Press the Start key. Choose your next job.

  • Page 101: [35 Mm Strip Negative]

    If needed, adjust the color, density, or focus. Reference For details, see page 228. If needed, select the copier modes. Reference For details, see page 231. Press the Start key. Choose your next job.
  • Page 102 Selecting the Film Type and Performing Shading 35mm Strip Negative Press the [Shading] key. Insert the “N” (Negative) filter in the left slot as shown in the illustration. Note Be careful to insert the filter as shown, not the other way around.
  • Page 103 If needed, adjust the color, density, or focus. Reference For details, see page 228. If needed, select the copier modes. Reference For details, see page 231. Press the Start key. Choose your next job.

  • Page 104: Negative Film On Glass

    Selecting the Film Type and Performing Shading Negative Film on Glass Press the [Shading] key. Insert the “N” (Negative) filter in the left slot as shown in the illustration. Note Be careful to insert the filter as shown, not the other way around.
  • Page 105 If needed, adjust the color, density, or focus. Reference For details, see page 228. If needed, select the copier modes. Reference For details, see page 231. Press the Start key. Choose your next job.

  • Page 106: Density Adjustment

    Adjusting Color, Density and Focus After shading, you can adjust the color tone, image density, or manual focusing. Note When setting the glass mount film holder, manual focus adjustment is required. You can adjust the focus manually for 35mm film only. Color Tones in Film Scanning Use these modes when you want to adjust the overall color tone of copies.
  • Page 107 If you cannot make copies as you want, perform adjustment. You can also use the “Color Balance Adjustment” function of the copier to correct slight color difference. See page 124.
  • Page 108 Adjusting Color, Density and Focus If you want to adjust the color tone or image density, select [Col. Balance/Dens.] key. Select the level (1 - 9). If your film type is 35mm and you want to adjust focus manually, press the [Manual Focus] key. Place a blank piece of white paper under the mirror unit.
  • Page 109 You can select copier modes with the projector. Regarding the modes that cannot be selected with the projector, After shading, press the [Copy Mode Setting] key. Select the modes. Note This operation is the same as that described in the “Copying”...
  • Page 110 Choosing Next Job After copying, you can select the next job: [Select Film] You can change the type of film. [Shading] If the mirror unit is moved, or if some lines appear on the copy, you can perform shading again. [Col.
  • Page 111 Press the [Cancel] key. Replace the mirror unit to its original position. Note Be careful not to touch the fresnel lens. If you do touch it, clean it. Return the holders, filters, and other accesso- ries to the accessory box. Close the lens cover.
  • Page 112 What to do If Something Goes Wrong 1. If the color balance is not right If the color density leans to red or blue, or isn’t properly balanced, perform the color density adjustment, and the color balance adjustments for Yellow, Magenta, and Cyan. 2.
  • Page 113 Some possible causes are: 1. A long time has passed since shading. 2. Many copies were made since shading and the mirror unit has moved due to copier operation. 3. Someone might have leaned on the machine or put something on it.

  • Page 114: Daily Maintenance

    Daily Maintenance Exterior Wipe with a dry soft cloth. Lens Blow off any dust using the blower brush. If there are fingerprints on the lens, wipe them with a soft cloth. Film Holder Blow off any dust using the blower brush. If there are fingerprints on the glass, wipe with a soft cloth. Holder Slot Blow off any dust using the blower brush.
  • Page 115 Specification...
  • Page 116 Mainframe Configuration: Console Process: Dry electrostatic transfer system Resolution: 600 dpi Gradations: 256 gradations Originals: Sheet, book, objects Original size: Maximum: A3, 11" Copy paper size: Trays 1 : Tray 2 and 3: l: A3, B4, A4, B5, 11" 17", 11" 15", 10" 14", 8 Bypass Tray: Copy paper weight: Paper tray:...
  • Page 117 Reduction Power consumption: Warm up Stand-by Copying Maximum * Full system: Copier with the document feeder, 20-bin stapler sorter and large capacity tray. Standard mode 16.5 seconds or less 8 seconds or less 14 seconds or less 16.5 seconds or less 16.5 seconds or less...
  • Page 118 Mainframe Noise Emission (ISO7779 Sound Power Level): Based on actual measurement When printing Stand-by Dimensions (W H up to the exposure glass): Weight: Approx. 240kg, 529.2 lb Specifications are subject to change without notice. Mainframe only less than 70 dB (A) less than 54 dB (A) 980mm, 28.8"...
  • Page 119 Original Feed: Automatic reverse document feed - ARDF mode Automatic document feed - ADF mode Semi-automatic document feed - SADF mode Original size: A3l - B6pl (B6pl cannot be used in ARDF mode) 11" 17"l - 5 Original weight: SADF mode, ADF mode: ARDF mode: (For 40 - 52g/m ARDF Thin Paper mode)
  • Page 120 20-bin Sorter Stapler (Option) Number of bins: 20 bins + proof tray Paper size for bins (Normal paper mode): Proof tray: A3l, B4l, A4pl, B5pl, A5pl, 13" 10" 14l", 8 8" 10 Sort/Stack: A3l, B4l, A4pl, B5pl, 11" " 14"l, 8 Staple: A3l, B4l, A4pl, B5pl, 11"...
  • Page 121 A4 p, 8 Paper size: Paper weight: 64 - 105g/m Paper capacity: 1,500 sheets (80g/m Power consumption: Approx. 40W (power is supplied from the main frame.) Dimensions (W Weight: Approx. 17kg, 37.5 lb Acceptable film types: Type: Size: Mount: Strip: Focusing: Fixed/Manual Maximum Power...
  • Page 123 Index...

  • Page 124: Table Of Contents

    Index 1 Sided 2 Sided, 68 2 Sided 1 Sided, 74 2 Side 2 Sided, 70 Access to Machine, 202 Adding Areas, 160 Adding Staples, 179 Adding Toner, 175 Area Image Overlay, 115 Auto Reduce/Enlarge, 54 Auto Start, 56 Auto color select mode, 40 Auto duplex tray, 2 Auto image density, 39 Auto original type select mode, 44...
  • Page 125 Manual image density, 39 Manual paper select, 47 Margin Adjustment, 78 Mirror Image, 96 Multi 2 Sided, 72 Operation Panel, 5 Operation Switch, 2 Option, 4 Original, 30 Outline Image, 91 Paper Storage, 206 Paper tray, 2 Photo mode, 45 Platen cover, 2 Positive/Negative, 101 Poster Mode, 65...
  • Page 126 Note to users in the United States of America Notice: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.

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