184, Turning Off Turning On | Ricoh 1060, 1075 specs

IM

IEEE 1394 Interface Connecting, 31 IEEE 1394 ports, 27

Indicators, 24

Input Prime, 86 Inquiry, 155 Interface, 22

Interface Settings/IEEE 1394, 87 Interface Settings/IEEE 802.11b, 88 Interface Settings/Network, 84 Interface Settings/Parallel Interface, 86 Interleave Print, 76

Interposer, 23, 173 {Interrupt} key, 24 IP Address, 84, 87

Acquiring, 38

IP over 1394, 87

Machine Environment, 151

Machine (Network Connections)

Connecting, 27

Machine Types, 15

Mailbox, 23, 163

Mainframe, 157

Main Power

Turning Off, 33

Turning On, 32

Main power indicator, 25 Main power switch, 21, 32 Maintaining Your Machine, 154 Manuals for this Machine, 14 Misfeeds

Clearing, 122 Moving, 152 Multi-Access, 51

J

Jammed Staples

Removing, 140

Job List, 49

Checking, 49

Deleting, 50

Job List Display Time, 78

{Job List} key, 24

K

{#} key, 25

Key Counter Management, 90 Key Operator Code, 90

Key Operator's E-mail Address, 95 Key Operator Tools, 90

L

LAN Type, 85

Large Capacity Tray (LCT), 23, 172

Loading Paper, 116

Interposer, 118

Large Capacity Tray (LCT), 117

Tray 1 (Tandem Tray), 116

Tray 2, 117

Tray 3, 117

Low Power Mode, 48

N

Network

Configuring, 34

Network Boot, 85

Network Cable

Connecting, 30

Network Settings, 36

IEEE 1394 Interface, 39 NetWare, 38 TCP/IP, 37

Wireless LAN Interface in 802.11 Ad hoc Mode, 40

Wireless LAN Interface in Ad hoc Mode, 41 Wireless LAN Interface in

Infrastructure Mode,	42
Non-recommended Paper,	180
Number keys, 25
Number of Recalls
Setting, 45
Number of Scanner Recalls,	89
NW Frame Type, 85

O

Off Mode, 12

On indicator, 25

Operation switch, 22, 25, 32

Output

Copier, 77

Document Server, 77

Printer, 78

Output Jogger, 176

Output Tray Setting, 76

184

Image 198

Ricoh 1060, 1075 manual 184, Turning Off Turning On

Contents

1060/1075 Means Power ON. c means Stand by Introduction Means Power ON. c means Stand by Introduction Means Power ON. c means Stand by Introduction Means Power ON. c means Stand by Introduction Means Power ON. c means Stand by Table of Contents 106 Relationship between Document Server and Other Functions102 110 Iii 182 Mainframe 157Page Copyrights and Trademarks Trademarks Information about Installed Software Expat NetBSD Authors Name List Preparation How to Read this ManualSymbols LimitationPage Safety Information Safety During OperationPage Positions of Labels and Hallmarks for Rwarning and Rcaution Page Energy Star Program Specification Recycled Paper Manuals for this Machine Machine Types Page Scanner Mode Copy ModePrinter Mode Available Functions Document Server Mode Ments thumbnails on the PC On Demand Printing File Merge PrintingOperation from a Computer Using the User Code User ManagementManaging items Guide To Components Front cover Operation switchControl panel Paper tray tray External Options Control Panel Sample Copy key Start keyClear/Stop key Display Panel Common Key OperationsKey list Connecting the Machine Network Connections Requirements RequirementsNetwork cable requirements When the Wireless LAN Board option is installed Attach both antennas as a unit When moving the machineIf the network area provides poor radio environment Indicators on Network Interface Board Connecting the Network Cable to the NetworkConnecting to the Ethernet Interface Indicator green Indicator yellow Attach the Ieee 1394 interface cable to the Ieee 1394 ports Connecting to the Ieee 1394 Interface optionConnecting to the USB 2.0 Interface option Attach the USB 2.0 interface cable to the USB port Turning On the Power Turning On the PowerTurning On the Main Power Operation switch right side Control panel Turning Off the Power Turning Off the Main PowerPress the operation switch to make the On indicator go off Configuring the Network Configuring the Network TCP/IP *1 Configuring the Network with the Display Panel When using TCP/IP Protocol key Acquiring the IP Address from the Dhcp Server When using NetWareBoot key Press the Dhcp key, and then press the OK key When using the Ieee 1394 Interface option Press the Sub-net Mask keyPress the IP over 1394 key Press the Ieee 802.11b key Press the Communication Mode key Press the Ssid Setting keyPress the Ieee 802.11b key, and then press the OK key When using the Wireless LAN Interface option in Ad hoc Mode Press the Infrastructure key, and then press the OK key File Transfer Settings Press the Printer Features key Press the Config. Page keyPress the User Tools/Counter key Assigning a Delivery Option Setting the Recall Interval TimePress the System Settings key Press the File Transfer key Press the Delivery Option key Setting the Number of Recalls Press the Number of Scanner Recalls key Basics Combined Function Operations Changing Modes Saving Energy Low Power ModeSystem Reset Auto Off Job List Checking the List Icons below show the operation mode of stored documents Deleting Jobs Multi-Access What you can do with the Multi-Access Function Sample operations Operations for Copying Data Reception Scanned and the New Job key appears Limitation Combined Function Operations Relationship between Document Server and Other Functions Document Server DisplayDocument Server Main Display File Name Using the Document ServerPassword User Name To register or change a user name If registered user names are used If user names have not been registered To set or change a passwordIf unregistered user names are used To change a file name Selecting a Document Press the Document Server keyFile Name or Date key To Check Details of Stored Documents Searching Saved DocumentsTo Search by File Name Press the Detail key Printing Saved Documents To Search by User NameSelect the document to be printed Finish Binding formatCover handling Stopping printing File Name, or Date key Sample CopyPrint First Press the Print 1st Page key Deleting Saved Documents Settings for the Document Server Items Default settings Document Server User Tools Menu System Settings General Features ⇒ p.75 General FeaturesTray Paper Settings ⇒ p.79 Tray Paper Settings Timer Setting ⇒ p.82 Timer Setting LCT User Tools Menu System Settings File Transfer ⇒ p.89 File Transfer WEP Key Operator Tools ⇒ p.90 Key Operator Tools OFF Auto Pro Accessing User Tools System Settings Changing SettingsExiting from User Tools Settings You Can Change with User Tools General Features Function Reset Timer Output Tray SettingInterleave Print Output Copier Output Document Server Output Printer ADF Original Table ElevationJob List Display Time Paper Tray PriorityCopier Copier/Document Server Tray Paper SettingsOutput tray settings Paper Tray PriorityPrinter Printer Paper Type Bypass tray Paper Type Tray1-3, LCT Cover Sheet Tray Slip Sheet Tray, Slip Sheet Tray 1/2 Timer Setting Auto Off TimerEnergy Saver Timer Scanner Auto Reset Timer Scanner Panel Off TimerSystem Auto Reset Timer Set Date Interface Settings/Network Effective Protocol Network BootGateway Address NW Frame Type Interface Settings/Parallel Interface Interface Settings/IEEE 1394 option IP overScsi print SBP-2 Wireless LAN Signal Interface Settings/IEEE 802.11b optionSsid Setting Bidirectional Scsi print File Transfer Key Counter Management Key Operator ToolsUser Code Management Key Operator Code Display/Print Counter Display/Clear/Print Counter per User Code Address Book Change Order Address Book ManagementAddress Book Program/Change/Delete Group Program/Change Address Book Edit Title Auto Delete File Display Password with Stored FileAddress Book Select Title Delete All Files Key Operators E-mail Address AOF Always on Document Server User CodesCopier Printer To Select the Title To Register a New User CodeTo Register a User Name and Key Name Press the New Program key Changing a Title Changing a User CodeChanging a User Destination Name or Key Name Changing a User Code To clear a User destination Clearing a User CodeTo change Available Functions To delete the User Code To print the number of copies counter for each user code Displaying the Counter for Each User CodePrinting the Counter for Each User Code 100 To clear the number of copies counter for each user code Clearing the CounterTo print the number of copies counter for all user codes To clear the number of copies counter for all user codes To register the user destination name and key name Mail DestinationRegistering an E-mail Destination 102 103 Using as a SenderSetting a password Press the E-mail Address key To change the e-mail address To change the passwordChanging a Registered E-mail Destination 104 To clear all the informations for the user Clearing a Registered E-mail DestinationTo clear only the e-mail address 105 106 Registering E-mail Destinations to a GroupRegistering a New Group Press the Address Book Pro- gram/Change/Delete Group key 107 Deleting an E-mail Destination from a GroupRegistering E-mail Destinations to a Group Select the user destination key to delete from a group 108 Displaying an E-mail DestinationDeleting a Group Press the highlighted group key To change a title Changing a Group NameTo change a group name or the key display To change a registration number Keys Entering TextAvailable Characters 110 Deleting characters Entering TextEntering letters 111 112 If Your Machine Does Not Operate as You Want General113 114 Document Server 115 Loading Paper When the whole tray is pulled outWhen the left half of the tray is pulled out Loading Paper in Tray Tandem Tray Important Important Loading Paper in the Large Capacity Tray LCT117 Gently push the paper tray in un- til it stops Press the Down key Adjust the paper guides to the pa- per size118 Load paper by repeating steps B and C Suspend Copy when using Finisher 3000B 100-Sheet Staples 119Press the Suspend/Resume key Adding Toner 120 Replacing Toner 121 Clearing Misfeeds 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 Changing the Paper Size Changing the Paper Size in Tray 2 or132 Press the User Tools/Counter 133Set the paper size selector knob to the pmark on the left Gently push the paper tray until it stops Adding Staples Finisher 3000M 50-Sheet Staples, Booklet Finisher134 135 Adding Staples Booklet Finisher Saddle Stitch 136 137 Finisher 3000B 100-Sheet Staples 138 139 Removing Jammed Staples 140 141 Removing Jammed Staples 142 143 144 145 Removing Punch Waste 146 147 Close the front cover of the finisher 148 Dos And Donts 149 Toner Storage TonerHandling Toner Used Toner Optimum environmental conditions Where to Put Your MachineMachine Environment Environments to avoid Power Connection Moving152 Access to the Machine 153 Cleaning the Exposure Glass Cleaning the Document FeederCleaning the machine Maintaining Your Machine Inquiry Machine Maintenance/RepairOther Functions Changing the Display Language 156 CounterDisplaying the Total Counter Press the User Tools/Counter key. B Press the Counter key Mainframe Non-reproduction area Copy paper weightCopy paper size First copy time Maximum continuous copy run Power consumptionReproduction ratio Copy paper capacity Space for mainframe W ⋅ D Dimensions W ⋅ D ⋅ H up to exposure glassWeight Noise Emission *1 Capacity HDDHDD Document Server Maximum number of stored documents Document Feeder Mailbox option Stack capacity Staple paper weightBooklet Finisher option Staple paper size Stack capacity after stapling Staple position165 Saddle stitch capacity Saddle stitch paper weightSaddle stitch paper size Stack capacity after Saddle stitching Finisher 3000M 50-Sheet Staples option 167 168 Finisher 3000B 100-Sheet Staples option 169 170 Copy Tray option 171 Dimensions W ⋅ D ⋅ H, option unit Large Capacity Tray LCT option172 Power consumption Max Interposer option173 Punch Unit option 174 175 B4/81/2 ⋅ 14 Tray Unit option OthersA3/11 ⋅ 17 Tray Unit option Tab Sheet Holder option Copy Paper Recommended Paper Sizes and Types177 178 179 Non-recommended Paper 180 Paper Storage 181 Index 182 183 Energy Saver key 184 Turning Off Turning On 185 Jammed Staples Punch Waste 186 187 188