Copier Functions

Copy Exposure Adjustment

This section explains how to adjust the copy exposure. The following modes are available for copy exposure adjustment.

Mode

Description

Auto exposure mode

The machine detects the density of the original and sets the optimum

 

exposure.

 

 

Manual exposure mode

The operator presses the Lighter key or the Darker key to adjust the

 

exposure.

 

 

Auto Exposure Mode

Press the Auto Exposure key. The machine detects the density of the original and sets the optimum exposure.

Notes

You can make adjustments to the auto exposure mode if the overall copies come out too dark

 

 

or too light. (See Auto Exposure Adjustment on page 3-6.)

 

If you select Photo as the image quality mode, you cannot select the auto exposure mode.

Manual Exposure Mode

Press the Lighter key or the Darker key to adjust the exposure. The exposure display indicates the current exposure level.

Note You can change the default setting for the copy exposure to the auto exposure mode. (See Exposure Mode on page 3-3.)

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Kyocera 2550, 2050, 1650 manual Auto Exposure Mode, Manual Exposure Mode, Copy Exposure Adjustment, Mode Description

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