Using the Touch Panel, What is the Touch Panel? | Minolta Di620

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5. Using the Touch Panel

What is the Touch Panel?

When you turn ON the Power Switch, the Basics screen as shown below appears on the Touch Panel. It shows in messages and graphics the currently set functions, available functions to choose from, and the copier status.

*Some of the Touch Panel screens used in the Operator's Manual may be different from what you actually will see on your copier.

How the Screen is Organized

Getting to Know Your Copier

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Supplementary Function Keys

Message Display

Basic Function/key

Set Function

Sub-message Display

1 Supplementary Function Keys

The Auxiliary, Density, Orig. ▼ Copy, and Basics keys are displayed. When any of these keys is touched, the corresponding supplementary function screen appears.

* Touching Basic returns you to the Basics screen.

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ex.) Auxiliary Function

2 Supplementary Function Keys

Shows the current copier status, operating instructions and precautions, and other data including the number of copies selected.

ex.) Add paper

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Contents

Di620 Recycled Paper USA market only What is an Energy Star Copier?Page Using the Copier Properly Using the Copier Properly FCC-F01 Contents Chapter Using the Utility Mode Index Terms and Symbols Used Terms and Symbols for the Type of Originals and Copy PaperFeeding Direction copy paper path Width and Length Laser Safety Label Safety Precautions Laser Safety Safety InformationFor United States Users Cdrh Regulations For Denmark Users For European UsersFor Finland, Sweden Users For Norway Users Chapter Safety Notes Chapter Installation Site Installing the CopierPower Source Space Requirements Using the Copier Properly Precautions for UseOperating Environment Moving the Copier Financial Instruments Legal Restrictions on CopyingLegal Documents General Getting to Know Your Copier Chapter Typical Copies You Can Make with Your Copier Typical copies you can make with your copierOriginal Copy p Finishing p Zoom Ratio pGroup Hole Punch Auxiliary Functions Knowto Getting Mixed Original Detection p System Overview System Overview Large Capacity Cassette C-304 Option Data Controller D-102 Option16MB Memory Hard Disk Drive Kit Option Large Capacity Cassette C-304L Option Copier Parts and Accessories Outside the copierCopier Drawers of the Copier Copier Accessories Finisher FN-102 Precautions When Using a FinisherMailbin Finisher FN-502 Finisher FN-3 Data Controller D-102 Electronic Document HandlerLarge Capacity Cassette C-304 Large Capacity Cassette C-304L Getting to Know Your Inside the Copier Control Panel Keys and Indicators Control panel keys and indicatorsKnow Your Copier Chapter Getting to Your Copier Chapter Using the Touch Panel What is the Touch Panel?How the Screen is Organized Operating the Touch Panel When the Copier is Turned on Turning on and OFF and Initial ModeInitial Mode Turning on and OFF Auto Copy Start Useful TipsTo Know Your Copier Chapter Mode Check Entering the Access NumberAccess Number Interrupt Making Copies Chapter Basic Copying Overview Basic Copying OverviewTouch Finishing Touch Orig. Copy Auxiliary Placing the Original Using the Electronic Document HandlerOriginals Suitable for the Document Handler Originals Not Suitable Loading the Originals Not Using the Document Handler Sheet OriginalsHighly Transparent Originals Making Copies from a Book Using Book Copy Mode Making Copies Using the Sadf Mode Copy Paper Size Selecting the PaperAuto Paper Manual Selection Auto Drawer Switching Special Paper Setting Using the Intelligent Multi Bypass Tray Manual Bypass CopyingCopy Paper that Can be Used for Manual Bypass Enter Using Nonstandard Size Paper Using Exclusive Paper Zoom Ratio Selecting the ZoomAuto Size Selecting the Fixed Zoom Making Using Zoom Up/Down Keys For a Slightly Smaller ImageTouch Minimal Using the 10-Key Pad Custom ZoomTouch X / Y Zoom Calling up a Ratio from Memory Storing a Ratio in Memory Zoom Touch Custom Zoom Selecting the Finishing Finishing FunctionsTouch Non-Sort Touch Hole Punch Sort/Group Selecting the Finishing Function Hole Punch Select Position Hole Punch Touch Select Position Staple Touch Corner Staple Panel Manual Staple You have a choice of the following three stapling positions Touch Folding Folding Ex ″⋅17 ″ → Letter Copies Loading the Originals Hole Punch Auto Dual Function in Finishing Mode Auto Dual FunctionAuto Dual Function in Stapling Letter Original Copy Types Selecting the Original Copy Type Select Booklet Creation to copy 4 different Selecting the Original Copy Type Using 1 or 2 OriginalsTouch Original Direction Booklet If your original has no file margin If your original has a file margin Book Frame Center Touch Booklet Creation Touch Page arrange Some Precautions for Making Copies Precautions for Book CopyingPrecautions for 2-in-1, 4-in-1 and Booklet Copying Image Density Selecting the DensityAuto Exposure Manual Exposure Photo Photo Auxiliary Functions CoverFunctions Using the Cover Mode Insertion Automatic Detection Specifying the Place for an Insert Touch Page Insertion Using Page Insertion Touch the paper size key for Insert Paper Single Copy OHP Interleaving Useful Tip Making Copies Chapter Multiple Copy Touch OHP Interleaving Using OHP Interleaving 1149O052AA File Margin Using File Margin File MarginPlace the original Edge/Frame Erase Touch Edge/Frame Erase Using a Particular Edge/Frame Erase Function Image Repeat Selecting Image RepeatImage Repeat Yes Auto DetectCustom Size Number Stamping DateDistribution Number Stamping Yes Number Stamping Using Either First page only or All pages Using Distribution Checking the Preprogrammed Image Image StampingTouch Image Stamping Check Set Image Stamping Mixed Orig. Detection and Other Functions Selecting Mixed Orig. Detection and Other FunctionsSelecting Mixed Original Detection Mixed Orig. Detection Touch Small Orig. Adjustment Touch Free Orig. Placement Selecting Separate Scan Separate ScanFinish Selecting the Job Functions Setting Memory RecallMemory Recall Touch Memory Recall Reserving a Job Reserve Job List ChangeEnter Delete Printing Job Delete Scanning Job Delete Unlock Making Copies Chapter Using the Utility Mode Chapter Job Memory Input and Job Recall Using the Utility ModeJob Memory Input Storing a Job Job settings appear on the Touch Panel Deleting a Job Program DeleteTouch Job/Zoom mem. Input Recalling a Job from Memory Zoom Memory Input Storing a Zoom RatioTouch Zoom Memory Input Zoom Memory Input Image Memory Input Image Memory InputStoring an Image Input Erase Touch AutoDetect Using Key, set Desired erase width Touch Image Memory Input Checking the Programmed Image Deleting a Programmed Image Meter Count and Toner Replenisher Meter CountToner Replenisher Users Choice Functions Users Choice Language Selected Original Copy DefaultMixed Original Detect Memory Recall Crisscross Mode Default Level2in1, 4in1, Booklet Copy Zoom Exposure Priority Number Position Small Originals4in1 Copy Order Date Printing Format Energy Save Mode Auto Panel ResetPlug-In Counter Reset Confirmation Beep Date/Time Set Administrator ModePrint Exposure Priority Device Using the Utility Mode Chapter Touch Users Choice Output Priority Setting the Copy Track Function Touch Administrator ModeCopy Track Function Enter Exit Copy TrackAccounts Touch Copy Track Data Programming the Access Code Administrator ModeCopy Track Data Select the page number on which the target Setting a Copy Limit for Each Account Account is shown Select the page number on which the target Clearing Counters for Each Account To undo a clear operation, press the Interrupt key Using the Utility Mode Chapter When a Message Appears Chapter When the Message The current Paper Drawer is empty. Appears Adding paper1st Drawer 2nd Drawer Indication of the Paper Descent Key 3rd Drawer Large Capacity Cassette Replacing the Toner Bottle When the Message Replenish Toner. Appears Toner Replenisher Pull the seal off the Toner Bottle Replacing the Staple Cartridge When the Message The Staple Cartridge is empty. Appears Staple Rear of the Finisher Press and turn the Knob to lock the cover Misfeed Location Displays When the Message a paper misfeed has been detected. AppearsCopier p Duplex Unit p Large Capacity Cassette p Intelligent Multi Bypass Tray p Finisher FN-3 pFinisher FN-102/Mailbin Finisher p Misfeed Clearing Procedures Appears Chapter When a Message Duplex Unit Slide Duplex Unit Back into Copier When Message Appears Chapter Opening Press the Paper Descent Key Remove the sheet of paper Intelligent Multi Bypass Tray FN3 When a Message Appears FN7 FN6 FN8 FN10 FN9 FN4 FN2 FN4 PF1 PF5 PF4 PF6 Punch Adjustment Dial ten times upward FN1 FN5 Mailbin Finisher FN9 FN7 FN2 FN8 Clearing the Staple Misfeed When a Staple Misfeed Occurs Return the guide back to its original position What does each message mean? What Does Each Message Mean? Troubleshooting Chapter When this type of copy is produced When This Type of Copy is ProducedSymptom Possible Cause Action Darker Symptom Possible Cause Action Symptom Check for Action Copier is not Functioning as DesignedCopier is not functioning as designed Miscellaneous Specifications SpecificationsCopier Di620 Electronic Document Handler EDH-1 Large Capacity Cassette C-304Large Capacity Cassette C-304L Corner Finisher FN-3 Finisher FN-102 Mailbin Finisher FN-502 Data Controller D-102 Housing CleaningCare of the Copier Control Panel Front Door Original Pad Function combination matrix Function Combination Matrix Function Combination Matrix Conditions for Combined Functions Description of paper size and zoom ratio table Description of Paper Size and Zoom Ratio TablePaper Size Zoom Ratio Table Original Size to Copy Paper Size Index NumericMiscellaneous Chapter Index 1999