HP 4100mfp manual Walk-up copying, Overview

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4 Walk-up copying

Overview

You can easily make black-and-white copies by using the HP LaserJet 4100 mfp series. This chapter provides instructions for making copies and changing copy settings.

The MFP functions as a standalone walk-up copier— you do not have to have software installed or a computer turned on to make copies. You can adjust copy settings at the control panel. Originals can be copied using either the ADF or the scanner. Copy, print, and send jobs can be processed simultaneously.

The topics in this section include the following:

●using the system defaults

●using one-touch copying

●using the Describe Original and Copy Settings screens

●duplexing a copy job

It is helpful to review the chapter entitled “Control panel and control panel menus” on page 33 before using the copying functions. For information about changing the default copy settings, see the “System administrator guide” on page 137.

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Contents Use Basic operations OverviewUsing the ADF General guidelines for using the ADFUsing the scanner glass General guidelines for using the scanner glassSelecting the output bin Printing to the top output binPrinting to the rear output bin Walk-up copying One-touch copying Copy defaultsPerforming basic copying Multiple copiesContent select Text, Mixed or Photo User-defined copy settingsUsing the Describe Original screen Size select Letter, Legal, Executive, A4, A5, or B5Using the Copy Settings screen Information, see Duplexing a copy job onNormal mode Duplexing a copy jobAdjusting the contrast Improving copy qualityReducing or enlarging copies Sending to e-mail IntroductionSending documents Basic sending proceduresUsing the address books Describe Original screenSending a document Color Black and white B/W or ColorProblem solving Clearing jams Jam locationsClearing jams from the top cover and toner cartridge area On the nextClearing jams from input trays TrayTrays 2, 3, Clearing jams from the duplexer Clearing jams from the rear output slot
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