Interrupting Copy Jobs; To Interrupt A Copy Job; Auto Paper Source Change Feature - Minolta CF1501 Operator's Manual

Before Making Copies

Interrupting Copy Jobs

During long continuous copy operations or print jobs, the copier may be
needed to quickly copy a different document.

To interrupt a copy job

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Press the [Interrupt] key to temporarily stop the current copy opera-
tion.
Press the [Interrupt] key again to continue the previously stopped copy
operation.
Note
The Interrupt mode is also cancelled when the copier automatically re-
sets itself 1 minute after the last key is pressed ("Auto Panel Reset"
parameter). However, the Interrupt mode is not cancelled if a copy job
is still interrupted.
The length of time until the copier automatically resets itself can be set
between 1 and 9 minutes. The "Auto Panel Reset" parameter can even
be turned off. By turning off the "Auto Panel Reset" parameter, the In-
terrupt mode will not be cancelled automatically. For more details, re-
fer to "Specifying Default Settings ("User's Choice" Function)" on
page 8-8 and page 8-15.
Some functions cannot be interrupted. In addition, some settings are
not available while a copy job is interrupted. For more details, refer to
the "Function Combination Table" on page 12-10.
Tip
Pressing the [Interrupt] key resets all functions and settings to their de-
faults and selects the "Non-Sort" setting on the Finishing screen.
For more details, refer to "Resetting the Copier ("Default Settings"
Function)" on page 8-1.
Settings cannot be stored during Interrupt mode. In addition, the "OHP
Interleaving" and "Job Recall" functions are not available.

Auto Paper Source Change Feature

If the tray or drawer runs out of paper while copying, the copier will auto-
matically switch to a different paper source and continue copying provided
that the new tray or drawer contains paper of the same type and size in
the same orientation. If the large-capacity cabinet (PF-117) is also in-
stalled, up to 3,250 sheets of "LetterC" paper can be fed continuously.
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