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Ricoh fax4700l Operator's Manual (889 pages)
Ricoh fax4700l:
Brand:
Ricoh
| Category:
Fax Machine
| Size: 29.74 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
6
Introduction
12
How to Use this Manual
13
Conventions
14
Storing Telephone Numbers
15
Punctuation Marks and Symbols
16
On/Off Switches and User Parameters
17
User Parameter Settings
18
General Precautions
24
Cold Weather Power-Up
25
Copy Paper
26
General
27
Guide to Components
28
Routine Operation
31
Transmission Procedure at a Glance
33
Contrast, Resolution, and Halftone Modes
41
Dialing with the Telephone Directory
44
Optional Features for Transmission
45
Immediate Transmission
52
Using the Stamp
54
Redialing
55
Receiving Fax Messages
57
Substitute Reception
58
Telephone Calls
60
Answering the Telephone
62
Speaker and Buzzer Volume Adjustments
63
Advanced Features
64
What Networking Features Does this Machine Have
65
Preparing the Machine for Networking Operations
66
Transfer Request
69
Combining Transfer Request with Broadcasting
72
Multi-Step Transfer
73
Your Machine as a Transfer Station (Memory Card or Hard Disk Required)
74
Transmission
79
Confidential Transmission
84
Auto Document
86
Storing an Auto Document
87
Changing the Contents of Auto Document
90
Erasing an Auto Document or Label
91
Restricting Access to the Machine
93
Tonal Signals
99
Chain Dialing
101
Specified Image Area (Function Upgrade Card Required)
102
Label Insertion
104
Closed Network (Transmission)
105
Protection against Wrong Connections
106
ECM (Error Correction Mode) and Page Retransmission
107
Batch Transmission Optional (Memory Card or Hard Disk Required)
108
Well Log Transmission
109
Reception
110
Memory Lock (Optional Memory Card or Hard Disk Required)
114
Rejection of Messages from Unidentified Senders
119
Authorized Reception
120
Forwarding (Memory Card or Hard Disk Required)
124
Specified Cassette Selection (Optional Paper Feed Unit Required)
130
Wild Cards
134
Reverse Order Printing (Optional Memory Card or Hard Disk Required)
135
Multi-Sort Document Reception (Memory Card or Hard Disk Required)
136
Center Mark
140
Checkered Mark
141
Reception Time
142
Length Reduction
143
Closed Network (Reception)
145
Other
146
File Management
153
Adding a Destination
157
User Function Keys
159
OMR Sheets
162
Saving Energy
172
Night Timer
174
Counters
177
Entering PC Printer Mode (Printer Interface Required)
178
Copying
179
Dual Access
180
RDS (Remote Diagnostic System)
181
AI Short Protocol
182
Reports
183
Report Formats
184
Printing a Sample of Data on the Reports
186
User-Initiated Reports
187
Print the Personal TCR
188
Looking after the Machine
192
Changing the Paper Size
194
Changing the Paper Size in the Optional Side Paper Feed Unit
196
Replacing the Toner Cassette and Cleaning Pad
198
Replacing the Stamp
200
Changing the Paper Size (Optional Cassette)
201
User Maintenance Procedures
204
User Maintenance Procedure of Cleaning
205
Cleaning the Corona Wire
208
User Maintenance Procedure for Replacing
210
The Front Paper Feed Unit
215
The Side Paper Feed Unit
216
Solving Problems
217
Adjusting the Document Feeder
218
Copy Jams
219
Copy Feed Area
220
Copy Jams with the Optional Removable Cassette (Cassette Area)
223
Paper Jams in the Optional Front Paper Feed Unit
224
Paper Jams in the Optional Side Paper Feed Unit
225
Communication Problems
226
Operating Difficulties
227
Displayed Error Messages
231
Error Codes
233
Calling an Authorized Service Representative
235
Specifications
236
Appendix A
237
Editing Documents
239
Erasing a Fax on Demand Document or Its Name
240
Printing a Fax on Demand List
241
Storing the Fax on Demand Recorded Messages
242
How Callers Use Fax on Demand
244
Appendix B
246
Programming a List of Senders to Treat Differently
247
Choosing How to Treat the Programmed Senders
248
Erasing Disk Files
249
Erasing a File
254
Printing Disk Files
255
Print a Document
260
Appendix C
261
Appendix D
262
Appendix E
263
Setting up the Group 4 Interface
264
Operation
268
Troubleshooting
275
Appendix F
276
Attaching the Document Table and Document Tray
277
Installing the Machine Cover
278
Installing the Photoconductor, Cleaning Pad and Toner Cassette
279
Rotatable Operation Panels
281
Connecting the Machine
282
Loading Paper in the Cassette
283
Installing Removable Cassette and Loading Paper (Option)
285
Attaching the Optional Handset
288
Using Manual Feed
289
Before You Send Your First Fax
290
Quick Dial, Speed Dial, and Group Dial
296
Programming Quick Dial
298
Programming Speed Dials
301
Programming Groups
305
Programming/Changing Upgraded Speed Dials
310
Storage Capacity for Telephone Numbers
314
Dealing with Junk Fax Mail
316
Glossary
317
What Does a Fax Machine Do
345
Manual Overview
346
Power and Grounding
349
Operating Precautions
351
Toner Cartridges
351
Sending a Fax Message
356
Cancelling a Memory Transmission
366
Changing Transmission Mode
379
Selecting the Reception Mode
384
Making a Telephone Call
387
Programming Keystrokes
406
Sending Confidential Messages
411
Receiving Confidential Reception
439
Reverse Order Printing
464
Printing a Center Mark
469
Communication Result Display
506
Automatically Printed Reports
512
Print the Personal Journal
517
Loading Paper
521
User Maintenance Table of Cleaning
533
Document Jams
546
Dedicated Transmission Parameters
564
Technical Reference
565
Storing Names and Labels
565
Shift Key
566
If You Make a Mistake
566
Printing a Fax on Demand Document
579
Recording a Message
580
Paper Feed Unit
599
Installing the Machine
616
Other Items to Program at Your Leisure
652
Table of Contents
672
Contents
672
Table of Contents
672
Precautions
676
Functions Not Supported by Mail Transmission
676
Internet Fax Precautions
676
Functions Not Supported by Mail Reception
677
Getting Acquainted with Nic Fax
678
Nic Fax Features
679
Operation Panel
680
What Is an Internet Fax
681
Basic Transmission
682
Sending a Fax as Mail from NIC FAX
682
Sending a Fax from a Computer
685
Reception Functions
687
Routing of a Received Document to a Computer
687
Forwarding of a Received Document to a Computer
688
IC FAX Applications
689
IC FAX Monitor
689
IC FAX Com Redirector
690
Icviewer
691
? Getting Ready
692
Getting Ready
692
Connecting Toa Lan
693
Connecting the LAN Cable
693
Mail Server Settings
693
Mail Server Settings (by Network Administrator)
694
Mail Servers that Have Been Confirmed to Work
694
Initial Settings
695
Making Initial Settings
695
Installation
698
Before Starting Installation
698
System Requirements
698
Installing the IC FAX Applications
699
Using the Customize Option
703
When the Custom Option Is Used Not to Install IC FAX Com Redirector
705
Uninstalling the IC FAX Applications
716
Applications
716
Uninstalling the IC FAX Port
719
Uninstalling Facsimile Modem Type A03
722
IC FAX Monitor SETTINGS
723
Entering the Administrator Mode
723
Setting the Administrator Mode
724
Internet Mail Settings
725
TCP/IP Settings
727
Other Settings
729
Setting the Administrator Mode Password
731
Backing up and Restoring Memory Data
732
Backing up Memory Data
732
Restoring Memory Data
733
To Save the Data in a Different File
733
To Change the Backup File
734
Testing for Proper Operation
736
Application
738
Testing Operation by Sending a Fax from a PC
738
Internet Faxing
739
Transmission
740
Using Manual Address Input
740
Using Quick Dial, Speed Dial, or Group Dial for Address Input
742
Broadcasting
744
Transfer Request
746
Transfer Request by Mail
746
Inputting a Mail Address Manually
748
Transfer Request by Fax
750
Specifying an End Receiver Station
750
Reception
751
Receiving Mail
751
Receiving Transfer Request Mail
752
Multi-Step Transfer Example
753
Routing of Received Faxes
754
Forwarding of Received Faxes
755
Reports and Lists
756
Transfer Result Report
756
Error Mail Notification
757
Error Report (Mail)
757
Server-Generated Error Mail from the Server
758
Journal
759
Personal Code List
761
Simple Scanning Operation
762
Using a Pc Fax Application
764
PC FAX Application
764
Sending a PC Fax
765
Using Functions
767
Function 25 - Erasing Pc Fax Transmission
768
Function 31 - Programming Quick Dials
769
Quick Dial Key Programming
770
Programming a New Quick Dial
771
Editing Quick Dial
774
Erasing a Quick Dial
776
Speed Dial and Group Dial
777
Function 63 - User Parameters
778
Sonal Codes (Routing Addresses)
780
Programming a Personal Code
780
Editing Personal Code
783
Deleting a Personal Code
784
? IC Fax Monitor
785
IC FAX Monitor
785
STARTING up and QUITTING IC FAX Monitor
786
Starting up IC FAX Monitor
786
Quitting IC FAX Monitor
787
Specifying the Target Fax
788
IC FAX Monitor INITIAL SCREEN
789
Changing the Connection Mode
790
Changing from the User Mode to the Administrator Mode
790
Changing from the Administrator Mode to the User Mode
791
Memory Status
792
Viewing Files Awaiting Transmission
793
Viewing Files that Have Been Received into Fax Memory
795
Viewing Auto Documents
796
Journals (Transmission and Reception)
797
Viewing the Send and Reception Journals
797
Address Book (Quick Dial, Speed Dial, Group Dial)
798
(Quick Dial, Speed Dial, Group Dial)
798
Adding a New Quick Dial
798
Address Book
798
Dialing with the Dial Option Key
800
Adding a New Speed Dial
802
Adding a New Group Dial
805
Adding Multi-Step Transfer Groups
808
Adding Personal Codes
811
Adding Forwarding Station Addresses
814
Editing Forwarding Settings
817
Viewing Fax Information
819
Using Online Help
821
Using Index Search
821
Using Keyword Search
823
Displaying Version Information
824
IC Fax Com Redirector
825
Starting up and Quitting IC Fax Com Redirector
826
Starting up IC FAX Com Redirector
826
Quitting IC FAX Com Redirector
828
Displaying Version Information
829
Using Online Help
830
Using Index Search
832
Using Keyword Search
833
Troubleshooting
834
Error Messages
835
NIC FAX Display Messages
835
IC FAX Monitor Initial Screen Messages
837
IC FAX Monitor Operation Messages
838
IC FAX Com Redirector Messages
845
IC Fax Com Redirector Troubleshooting
847
Appendix
848
Included Items
849
Specifications
850
Function List
851
Glossary
853
10BASE-T Cable
853
Csi
853
IP Address
853
Lan
853
Mime
853
POP Server
853
Rti
853
STMP Server
853
Tiff-F/DCX
853
Default Gateway
854
Domain Name
854
Polling Reception
854
Polling Transmission
854
Subnet Mask
854
Index
855
Table of Contents
861
Icviewer FEATURES
863
Contents
863
System Requirements
863
STARTING up and QUITTING Icviewer
864
Starting up
864
Quitting Icviewer
864
Icviewer Initial Screen
865
Viewing Images
867
Page Jump Bar
868
To Access the Page Jump Context Menu
868
To Move to a Different Page
868
To Show/Hide the Page Jump Bar
868
Editing an Image
869
Image Editing Tools
870
To Change the Size of the Eraser
870
To Copy Part of the Image to Another Position
870
To Move Part of the Image to Another Position
870
To Select an Area of the Image
870
Contents
870
Drawing Tools
871
To Select Multiple Objects
871
To Draw a Line
872
To Draw a Rectangle
872
To Move an Object
872
To Re-Size an Object
872
To Draw a Polygon
873
To Draw a Round-Cornered Rectangle
873
To Draw an Ellipse
873
To Change the Font Size, Family, Alignment or Style
874
To Place some Text
874
To Place a Stamp Mark
875
Gridlines
876
To Change the Grid Size (Three Levels) or Hide It
876
To Show the Grid
876
Scale to Gray View and Black and White View
876
To Switch between Scale to Gray and Black and White
876
Zoom Factor
876
To Change the Zoom Factor
876
Printing Images
882
Sending Fax Messages
883
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Ricoh fax4700l Service Manual (304 pages)
Brand:
Ricoh
| Category:
Printer
| Size: 5.75 MB
Table of Contents
Service Manual
1
Table of Contents
3
Service Call Conditions
9
Overall Machine Information
10
Specifications
10
Features
11
Features List
11
Capabilities of Programmable Items
15
Possible Combinations of Optional Equipment
16
Component Layout
17
Mechanical Components
17
Electrical Components
19
Pcbs
20
Motors
20
Sensors
21
Interlock Switches
21
Others
21
Optional Equipment
22
Overall Machine Control
23
Video Data Path
25
Transmission (PSTN)
25
Reception (PSTN)
26
Transmission (ISDN)
27
Reception (ISDN)
28
Copying
29
Printing from the Optional Printer Interface
30
Power Distribution
31
Distribution Diagram
31
Memory Back-Up Circuit
33
Sram/Real Time Clock (RTC) Backup
33
DRAM Backup
34
Detailed Section Descriptions
35
Scanner
35
Mechanisms
35
Document Detection
35
Pick-Up and Separation
36
Drive Mechanism
37
Stamping
39
Image Scanning
40
Sub Scan Resolution Conversion
40
Partial Image Scanning
41
Scanning Double-Sided Documents
42
Video Processing
44
Shading Correction and A/D Conversion
45
Process Without Halftone
45
Background Detection
45
Mtf
45
Thresholding
45
Erasure of Irregular Dots
45
OR Processing
46
Process with Halftone
46
Gamma Correction
46
Mtf
46
Halftone Process
46
Data Switching
46
Inch-MM Conversion
47
Printing
48
Printing Process - Overview
48
OPC Drum
49
Charge
49
Laser Exposure
51
Overview
51
Block Diagram
52
Error Conditions
52
Print Density Adjustment
53
Toner Saving Mode
53
Toner Supply
54
Development
57
Paper Feed
62
Overview
62
Paper Lift Mechanism
63
Paper Size and Paper End Detection
64
Pick-Up and Separation
66
Drive Mechanism
66
Registration
69
Jam Detection
70
Transfer and Separation
71
Cleaning
74
Fusing
75
Page Separation and Data Reduction
79
Resolution Unit Selection for Printing
81
Paper Size Selection
81
System Features
82
Energy Saver Modes
82
Going into a Energy Saver Mode
83
Going into Level 2 Mode from Level 1 Mode
85
Receiving a Fax Message in Energy Saver Mode
87
Sending a Fax Message or Copying in Energy Saver Mode
89
Automatic Service Calls
91
Excessive Jam Alarms
92
Periodic Service Call
93
PM Call
94
Effective Term of Service Calls
94
Parallel Memory Transmission
95
Transfer Broadcasting
97
Fax on Demand
100
Hard Disk Filing System
102
Pcbs
103
Mfce
103
Mfdu
106
Psu
108
Ncu (Usa)
108
NCU (Europe/Asia)
109
Installation
110
Installing the Machine
110
Initial Programming
110
Installing Optional Units
111
Feature Expander Type 140 (80MB Hard Disk)
111
ISDN G4 Interface
113
Fax on Demand
115
Counter
116
Printer Interface
117
Important Notice for the Function Upgrade Card and Fax on Demand Card
119
Service Tables and Procedures
120
Service Level Functions
120
Bit Switch Programming (Function 01)
120
Group 3 System Parameter List (Function 02)
121
Error Code Display (Function 03)
123
Service Monitor Report (Function 04)
123
Group 3 Protocol Dump (Function 05)
123
RAM Display/Rewrite (Function 06)
124
RAM Dump (Function 06)
124
Counter Display/Rewrite (Function 07)
125
Modem Test (Function 08)
126
DTMF Tone Test (Function 08)
126
NCU Parameters (Function 08)
127
Modem Detection Test (Function 08)
127
Ringer Test (Function 08)
128
Operation Panel Test (Function 09)
129
ADF Test (Function 10)
130
RAM Tests (Function 12)
131
Software Download (Function 12)
132
Software Upload (Function 12)
134
SRAM Data Download (Function 12)
136
Saving Data Programmed in IC Cards
137
When Replacing the MFCE
138
When Replacing the MFDU or Other Components
139
Serial Number (Function 14)
140
Hard Disk Formatting (Function 16)
141
G4 Parameter Programming (Function 17)
142
Bit Switches
143
Scanner Switches
155
Printer Switches
157
Communication Switches
160
G3 Switches
168
Ncu Parameters
175
Default Settings
185
Dedicated Transmission Parameters
200
Parameters
201
Service Ram Addresses
204
Special Tools and Lubricants
220
Pm Table
221
Covers
222
Rear Cover Assembly
223
Right Cover
224
Top Cover
225
5.2. Adf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-5
226
ADF Roller Assembly
226
Separation Pressure Adjustment
227
Scanner
229
Xenon Lamp
230
Tx Motor
231
Stamper
232
Laser Printing Components
233
Laser Diode Unit and Hexagonal Mirror Motor
234
Development
235
5.5. Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-14
236
Transfer Roller
236
Toner End Sensor
237
Replacing the Development Unit
238
Fusing
241
Hot Roller Strippers
243
Hot Roller
244
Pressure Roller
246
Paper Feed
247
Paper Feed Rollers, Paper Size Sensor, By-Pass Feed Sensor and Relay Connector
248
Registration Roller and Bypass Feed Sensor Actuator
249
Pcbs
250
NCU, MFDU, and MFCE
251
Power Pack
252
Others
253
Sheet Paper Cassette (Optional)
254
Paper Size Sensor
255
Sbu Adjustment
256
Adjustment
257
Image Adjustment
261
Scanner Parameters
262
Printer Parameters
263
Margins (Sub Scan Direction)
264
6 Troubleshooting
265
Copy Quality Troubleshooting
265
Blank Copies
266
Black Copies *
267
Dirty Background
268
Uneven Image Density *
269
Vertical Black Lines *
270
Horizontal Black Lines
271
Vertical White Lines
272
Horizontal White Lines
273
Black Dots/Spots *
274
White Spots in Black Image Areas
275
Faint Copies *
276
Vertical Black Band
278
Unfused Copies
279
Toner on the Back of the Printer Paper
280
Misaligned Output (Data Shifted to the Right or Left)
281
Mechanical Problems
282
Skew
284
Printer
285
Paper Jam - Inside the Printer *
286
Jam - Fusing Exit
287
Skew
288
Multi-Feed
289
Error Codes *
294
Electrical Component Defects
302
Fuses
303
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