Preset and User Preset Ratios | Konica Minolta 2223 specs

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Lens Modes (continued)

Preset and User Preset Ratios

Use the Preset and User Preset lens modes to increase or decrease magnification in fixed increments. The seven available Preset ratios are factory-set. One frequently-used ratio can also be programmed and stored as a User Preset ratio and reprogrammed by the user as needed.

PRESET RATIOS: 0.50, 0.65, 0.77, 1.00, 1.29, 1.55, 2.00

USER PRESET RATIO: Programmable from 0.50~2.00 in 1% increments

1 Press LENS MODE to illuminate the Preset or User Preset indicator.

2 To display the desired Preset ratio, press [▲] or [▼].

To display the User Preset ratio, press [▲] after 2.00 is displayed.

3 When the desired ratio is displayed in the ratio window, press START PRINT.

NOTE: To select 0.50 quickly, press [▼] and [P] simultaneously. To select 2.00 quickly, press [▲] and [P] simultaneously. To scroll, press the magnification arrows continuously.

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Konica Minolta 2223 user manual Preset and User Preset Ratios

Contents

Konica 2223 Copier User’s Manual Konica 2223 User’s Manual Table of Contents Paper Specifications Basic Copying Maintenance and Supplies Duplex CopyingSpecial Copying Troubleshooting Glossary Specifications Introduction Features Copier HighlightsStandard Equipment Optional Equipment To the User Using this Manual Safety Information FCC Regulations Canadian Department of Communications Regulations Safety Alert Symbols User Instructions Machine Safety Labels Safety Information Installation Requirements Temperature and Humidity Power Source Information Plug Socket Machine Handling and Care Internal Machine Components Service Codes Power Saver Routine Safety Check Check forSpecial Concerns Automatic Settings Copier Information External View Konica 2223 Copier Main Body Internal View Options Control Panel Copier Information Site Requirements Copier Information Power Saver Turning the Copier On Auto Low Power Manual Shut-OffAuto Shut-Off Automatic Settings Initial Machine SettingsAutomatic Paper Selection APS Odd-Even Original Counter in 1 s 2 Mode Automatic Exposure Selection AESAutomatic Magnification Selection AMS Automatic Humidity Sensor Paper Specifications Originals on Platen Glass Originals on Reversing Automatic Document Feeder RadfOriginals on Automatic Document Feeder ADF Copy Paper in Main Body Trays Copy Paper and Special Stock in Bypass Copy Paper in Automatic Duplex Unit ADUCopy Paper in 10-Bin In-Bin Stapler Sorter ST-104 Copy Paper in 10-Bin Off-Line Stapler Sorter ST-103 Paper Size/Weight Compatibility Chart Basic Copying Copy Size Lens Modes Basic Copying Copying from the Platen Glass Auto Copy Copying from the Document Feeder RADF/ADF Copying Mixed Size Originals Using the Bypass Bypass Performance Maximum skew 2% Copy Density Manual Density Copy Size Lens Modes Preset and User Preset Ratios Programming a User Preset Ratio Zoom Mode Special Ratio Table Using the Sorter Specifications 10-Bin In-Bin Stapler Sorter ST-104 Specifications 10-Bin Off-Line Stapler Sorter ST-103 Sort Mode with Off-Line Stapler Specifications 20-Bin Off-Line Stapler Sorter ST-216 Stapler Sheet Capacity 20 lb 25 sheets Sort Mode Group Mode Staple-Sort Modes for ST-104 Automatic In-Bin StaplingManual In-Bin Stapling Off-Line Stapling Option Duplex Copying Automatic Duplex 1s2 Mode Using the RADF/ADF Odd-Even Original Counter OFF Automatic Duplex 1s2 Mode Using the RADF/ADF Odd-Even Original Counter on 1s2 Mode Using the Platen Glass 2s2 Mode Using the Radf 2s1 Mode Using the Radf Sided to 2-Sided Using the Bypass Manual Duplex Duplex Copying Special Copying Using the Platen Glass Shift/Reduce & ShiftShift Result Using the RADF/ADF Using Frame and Fold Erasure Frame and Fold Erasure Setting Frame Erasure Setting Fold Erasure Book Copy Sheet Size Photo Enhance OHP Interleave Maintenance and Supplies Service, Supplies, and Repairs Daily Maintenance Maintenance and Supplies Service, Supplies, and Repairs Daily Maintenance Cleaning the Platen GlassCleaning the Inner Surface of the Platen Cover Cleaning the RADF/ADF Conveyance Belt Surface Cleaning the Corona Wire Removing/Inserting Paper Trays Service-Adjustable Tray Tray 1, 2 Loading Paper LCT Large Capacity Tray Tray User-Adjustable Tray Option Adding Toner Maintenance and Supplies Replacing the Staple Cartridge In-Bin Stapler Off-Line Stapler Installing the Off-Line Corner Stapling Adapter Removing the Off-Line Corner Stapling Adapter Preventive Maintenance Reading the PM CountExample Message Area Example Print Quantity Window Moving the Copier Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Opening and Closing the Copier User Codes Copier Diagram Mishandled Paper Codes Clearing Mishandled Paper Code J11 Code J12 Code J13 Code J14 Code J15 When using the bypass Codes J31 and J16 Code J32 Fixing unit is very hot. To avoid burns, do not touch it Code J61 Code J62 Code J72 ST-103/ST-216 Code J72 ST-104 Code J92 Code J93 Code J94 Code J95 Service Codes Reporting Service Codes Clearing a Wedged Staple In-Bin Stapler Code J75 Off-Line Stapler Close the stapler Troubleshooting Hints Copy Image is TOO Light ADD Paper is Displayed in Message Area Copy Size Indicator is Flashing Glossary Glossary Document Feeder see Automatic Document Feeder Image Shift see Shift Glossary G-5 Glossary Glossary G-7 Glossary Glossary G-9 Specifications APS AMS Specifications