Normal Copying - Sharp AR-205 Operation Manual

NORMAL COPYING

Power on
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1 Turn the power switch on.
It will take about 35 seconds for the copier to warm up. However, you
can make desired settings and press the START (
warm-up. Copying will start after warm-up.
If the copier has been programmed in the auditing mode, the START
key ( ) indicator will not light up and "– – –" will appear in the copy
quantity display. Enter an assigned 3-digit account number. See page
13.
If an optional printer expansion kit or facsimile expansion kit is
installed, the power is already on and all indicators except the POWER
SAVE ( ) indicator are off, the copier is in the auto power shut-off
mode. Press the START (
SAVE MODES.
2 Place the original face down on the original table. Align
it with the original size scale.
The ORIGINAL SIZE indicator for the size detected will light up.
Image loss (max. 4 mm (5/32")) can occur at the leading and trailing
edges of the copies. Also image loss (max. 4 mm (5/32") in total) can
occur along the other edges of the copies.
3 Close the platen cover.
Paper matching the size of the original will be automatically selected
when the auto paper select function is enabled. To copy onto paper of
a different size, press the TRAY SELECT (
The auto paper select function can be disabled using user program
No. 8. If this function is disabled, use the TRAY SELECT (
to select the desired paper tray. See page 39, USER PROGRAMS.
The bypass tray cannot be automatically selected.
In some areas, 8-1/2" x 13" sized paper can be used as
standard sized paper. However, an original of this size
will be sensed as B4 (8-1/2" x 14"). 8-1/2" x 13" size can
be specified by using the ORIGINAL SIZE ENTER key.
4 Ensure that the desired paper tray is selected.
5 Adjust the copy density.
This copier has three exposure modes to choose from — AUTOMATIC
( ), MANUAL (
Automatic exposure is the standard initial setting for this copier. In this
mode, the characteristics of the original are "read" by the exposure
system and adjustments are automatically made. This optimizes the
contrast of the copied images by reducing the effect of coloured or
shaded background areas. See page 27 to adjust the automatic exposure
level.
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