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What You Can Do with This Machine

Below is a quick summary of this machine's features and where to find more information.

Master making and printing together in a single cycle.

See Basic Procedure .

Reducing power consumption while the machine is in use.

See, Saving Energy .

Printing on various types of paper.

See Printing on Thick Paper , Printing onto Envelopes , or Printing onto Special Paper .

Printing in an orientation different from that of the original.

See Image Rotation .

Printing according to the type of original.

See Selecting the Original Type .

Adjusting the print image density.

See Adjusting the Print Image Density .

Fine-tuning the position of a print image.

See Sample Print and Adjustment .

Illustration of adjusting the print image position

* Paper feed direction

Selecting a different print speed.

See Changing the Printing Speed .

Reducing and enlarging print images.

See Preset Reduce/Enlarge .

Illustration of reducing and enlarging by preset ratios

Printing reduced and enlarged images at a set zoom ratio.

See Zoom .

Illustration of zoom function

Automatically reducing and enlarging print images to fit the specified paper size.

See Auto Reduce/Enlarge .

Illustration of auto reducing and enlarging

Enlarging/reducing a print by specifying a different scale factor for the horizontal and vertical directions of the original.

See Directional Magnification (%).

Illustration of directional magnification

Enlarging/reducing a print by specifying a length for the horizontal and vertical directions of the original.

See Directional Size Magnification (mm, inch)

Illustration of directional size magnification

Horizontal original size
Vertical original size
Horizontal print size
Vertical print size

Printing a multi-page original on a single sheet.

See Combine .

Illustration of combining two originals onto one print

Printing the preset number prints for each class.

See Class Settings .

Illustration of printing the number print for each class

Shifting printed paper for a new original or at the end of each print job to create a clear break.

See Separate .

Illustration of separation

Printing consecutive images of a 1-page original on a single sheet.

See Image Repeat .

Illustration of repeating images

Centering a print on paper larger than that of the original.

See Centering .

Illustration of centering an image

Erasing edges that appear around the original.

See Erase Border .

Illustration of erasing edges

Adding blank space as binding margins when printing.

See Margin Adjustment .

Illustration of binding margin

Overlaying two different originals when printing.

See Overlay .

Illustration of overlaying two different originals

Adding a preset stamp such as "CONFIDENTIAL" when printing.

See Preset Stamp .

Illustration of preset stamps

Using the make-up printing feature to treat the original before printing.

See Make-Up Printing Features , Command Sheets for Make-Up Printing , Make-Up Printing .

Preventing ink from being clogged when the machine is not used for a long time.

See Quality Start .

Using less ink while printing.

See Economy Mode .

Preventing the backs of prints from becoming dirty.

See Skip Feed .

Safeguarding information in confidential documents.

See Security .

Saving the master when printing a small original.

See Conserving the Master .

Configuring the machine to stop and display an alarm when multiple sheets are fed at the same time.

See Double Feed .

Registering a frequently used original so that it can be called and printed when needed.

See Storing File .

Registering frequently used functions.

See Programs .

Managing the use of the machine by user code.

See User Code .

Changing the ink color when printing

See Color Printing .

Using two different colors to print.

See Color Printing .

Illustration of printing in two colors

Saving costs on master rolls and ink.

See Changing the Drum Size .

Printing online from a computer.

See Printer Reference.