Turning on and OFF and Initial Mode, Useful Tip | Minolta Di620

Getting to Know Your Copier Chapter 2

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6. Turning ON and OFF and Initial Mode

Turning ON and OFF

• Turning the Copier ON:
Press the Power Switch to the			(ON) position.
Press the Power Switch to the			(ON) position.
• Turning the Copier OFF:
Press the Power Switch to the			(OFF) position.



NOTE

The Auto Power OFF function will automatically shut down the copier a given period of time after the last activity. ☞p. 2-19

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When the Copier is Turned ON

When the Power Switch is turned ON, the Start Key lights up orange.

In about a few seconds, the message “Now warming-up. Ready to scan.” appears and the Start key lights up green. The copier thereafter enables its auto copy start function. ☞p. 2-19

At this time, however, pressing of the Start key does not start a copy cycle. The copier needs a warm-up period of about 7 minutes (at a room temperature of 23°C).

Initial Mode

When the Power Switch is turned ON, the Basic screen appears on the Touch Panel. The settings on this screen are called the initial mode, serving as the reference for all panel settings to be later made.

No. of copies selected : 1

Finishing				: Non-Sort
Zoom				: ⋅1.000
Paper				: Auto Paper
Density				: Auto
Orig. ▼ Copy				: 1 ▼ 2


		Touch this key if you want to make
		1	▼	1 copies.


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Useful Tip

User's Choice can be used to change the settings of initial mode. ☞p. 4-14

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Minolta Di620 manual Turning on and OFF and Initial Mode, When the Copier is Turned on, Useful Tip

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 Width and Length Terms and Symbols for the Type of Originals and Copy PaperTerms and Symbols Used Feeding Direction copy paper path Laser Safety Label Safety Precautions Cdrh Regulations Safety InformationLaser Safety For United States Users For Norway Users For European UsersFor Denmark Users For Finland, Sweden Users Chapter Safety Notes Chapter Space Requirements Installing the CopierInstallation Site Power Source Moving the Copier Precautions for UseUsing the Copier Properly Operating Environment General Legal Restrictions on CopyingFinancial Instruments Legal Documents Getting to Know Your Copier Chapter Original Copy p Typical Copies You Can Make with Your CopierTypical copies you can make with your copier Group Hole Punch Finishing pZoom Ratio p Auxiliary Functions Knowto Getting Mixed Original Detection p System Overview System Overview Large Capacity Cassette C-304L Option Data Controller D-102 OptionLarge Capacity Cassette C-304 Option 16MB Memory Hard Disk Drive Kit Option Copier Copier Parts and AccessoriesOutside the copier Drawers of the Copier Copier Accessories Finisher FN-3 Precautions When Using a FinisherFinisher FN-102 Mailbin Finisher FN-502 Large Capacity Cassette C-304L Electronic Document HandlerData Controller D-102 Large Capacity Cassette C-304 Getting to Know Your Inside the Copier Know Your Copier Chapter Getting to Control Panel Keys and IndicatorsControl panel keys and indicators Your Copier Chapter How the Screen is Organized Using the Touch PanelWhat is the Touch Panel? Operating the Touch Panel Turning on and OFF Turning on and OFF and Initial ModeWhen the Copier is Turned on Initial Mode To Know Your Copier Chapter Auto Copy StartUseful Tips Interrupt Entering the Access NumberMode Check Access Number Making Copies Chapter Touch Orig. Copy Basic Copying OverviewBasic Copying Overview Touch Finishing Auxiliary Originals Not Suitable Using the Electronic Document HandlerPlacing the Original Originals Suitable for the Document Handler Loading the Originals Highly Transparent Originals Not Using the Document HandlerSheet Originals Making Copies from a Book Using Book Copy Mode Making Copies Using the Sadf Mode Manual Selection Selecting the PaperCopy Paper Size Auto Paper Auto Drawer Switching Special Paper Setting Copy Paper that Can be Used for Manual Bypass Using the Intelligent Multi Bypass TrayManual Bypass Copying Enter Using Nonstandard Size Paper Using Exclusive Paper Making Selecting the ZoomZoom Ratio Auto Size Selecting the Fixed Zoom Touch Minimal Using Zoom Up/Down KeysFor a Slightly Smaller Image Touch X / Y Zoom Using the 10-Key PadCustom Zoom Calling up a Ratio from Memory Storing a Ratio in Memory Zoom Touch Custom Zoom Touch Non-Sort Selecting the FinishingFinishing Functions 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 Stapling Auto Dual Function in Finishing ModeAuto Dual Function Letter Original Copy Types Selecting the Original Copy Type Select Booklet Creation to copy 4 different Booklet Using 1 or 2 OriginalsSelecting the Original Copy Type Touch Original Direction If your original has no file margin If your original has a file margin Book Frame Center Touch Booklet Creation Touch Page arrange Precautions for 2-in-1, 4-in-1 and Booklet Copying Some Precautions for Making CopiesPrecautions for Book Copying Manual Exposure Selecting the DensityImage Density Auto Exposure Photo Photo Functions Auxiliary FunctionsCover 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 Place the original Using File MarginFile Margin Edge/Frame Erase Touch Edge/Frame Erase Using a Particular Edge/Frame Erase Function Image Repeat Image RepeatSelecting Image Repeat Custom Size YesAuto Detect Distribution Number StampingDate Number Stamping Yes Number Stamping Using Either First page only or All pages Using Distribution Check Image StampingChecking the Preprogrammed Image Touch Image Stamping Set Image Stamping Mixed Orig. Detection Selecting Mixed Orig. Detection and Other FunctionsMixed Orig. Detection and Other Functions Selecting Mixed Original Detection Touch Small Orig. Adjustment Touch Free Orig. Placement Finish Selecting Separate ScanSeparate Scan Touch Memory Recall Setting Memory RecallSelecting the Job Functions Memory Recall Reserving a Job Reserve Enter Job ListChange Delete Printing Job Delete Scanning Job Delete Unlock Making Copies Chapter Using the Utility Mode Chapter Storing a Job Using the Utility ModeJob Memory Input and Job Recall Job Memory Input Job settings appear on the Touch Panel Touch Job/Zoom mem. Input Deleting a Job ProgramDelete Recalling a Job from Memory Touch Zoom Memory Input Zoom Memory InputStoring a Zoom Ratio Zoom Memory Input Input Image Memory InputImage Memory Input Storing an Image Erase Touch AutoDetect Using Key, set Desired erase width Touch Image Memory Input Checking the Programmed Image Deleting a Programmed Image Toner Replenisher Meter Count and Toner ReplenisherMeter Count Users Choice Functions Users Choice Memory Recall Original Copy DefaultLanguage Selected Mixed Original Detect Exposure Priority Default LevelCrisscross Mode 2in1, 4in1, Booklet Copy Zoom Date Printing Format Small OriginalsNumber Position 4in1 Copy Order Confirmation Beep Auto Panel ResetEnergy Save Mode Plug-In Counter Reset Priority Device Administrator ModeDate/Time Set Print Exposure Using the Utility Mode Chapter Touch Users Choice Output Priority Copy Track Function Setting the Copy Track FunctionTouch Administrator Mode Touch Copy Track Data Copy TrackEnter Exit Accounts Copy Track Data Programming the Access CodeAdministrator Mode 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 1st Drawer When the Message The current Paper Drawer is empty. AppearsAdding paper 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 Duplex Unit p When the Message a paper misfeed has been detected. AppearsMisfeed Location Displays Copier p Finisher FN-102/Mailbin Finisher p Large Capacity Cassette p Intelligent Multi Bypass Tray pFinisher FN-3 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 Darker When This Type of Copy is ProducedWhen this type of copy is produced Symptom Possible Cause Action Symptom Possible Cause Action Copier is not functioning as designed Symptom Check for ActionCopier is not Functioning as Designed Miscellaneous Copier Di620 SpecificationsSpecifications Large Capacity Cassette C-304L Electronic Document Handler EDH-1Large Capacity Cassette C-304 Corner Finisher FN-3 Finisher FN-102 Mailbin Finisher FN-502 Data Controller D-102 Control Panel CleaningHousing Care of the Copier Front Door Original Pad Function combination matrix Function Combination Matrix Function Combination Matrix Conditions for Combined Functions Zoom Ratio Table Original Size to Copy Paper Size Description of Paper Size and Zoom Ratio TableDescription of paper size and zoom ratio table Paper Size Miscellaneous Chapter IndexNumeric Index 1999