Deleting The Stored Images, 105 | Ricoh 340 instruction

ARCHIVE FILE—STORING THE IMAGES OF YOUR ORIGINALS INTO MEMORY

Deleting The Stored Images

You can delete images already stored.

Note

❒Images are deleted on a file basis.

A Press the {Menu} key.

D Press the [Delete] key.

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E Select the file number you want to delete the images in with the <> keys. Then, press the [OK] key.

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B Press the [↓Next] key until [Archive

File] is displayed.

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F Press the [Yes] key.

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C Select [Archive File] with the <> keys. Then, press the [Select] key.

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Note

❒To cancel deletion, press the

[No] key.

Press the [Exit] key.

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Contents

340/350/450 Following label is attached on the back side of the machine Safety During Operation Safety InformationExamples Of Indications Page Iii Page Page Symbols HOW to Read this Manual Vii Viii What YOU can do with this Machine Copy Mode RR Rrrr Table of Contents Preset REDUCE/ENLARGE-REDUCING and Enlarging Using 108 102111 113 150 148165 166 Xiv Machine Types Guide to Components Duplex unit Unit for two-sided copiesoption for Type Operation panelFront cover Paper tray Ventilation hole Bypass tray option for TypeRight side cover Lower right cover To copy onto A3, 11 × 17 paper Guide If the end of the sheet is curled Type Options Sheet finisher only for Type Type 2 and Type Function List Based on Options Page Page Operation Panel IndicatorsPanel display Keys Cursor keys Shortcut keys Displays And Key Operations Panel DisplayCopy initial display Displays items which can be selected or specified Common keys Function menu display Sample Display for Erasing the Centre/Border Display Panel Layout Power switches Turning On The PowerOperation switch right side of the op- eration panel Main power switch left side of the ma- chine When the Clear Modes/Energy Saver indicator is lit Turning Off The PowerPress the operation switch to make the On indicator go off Er key Changing Modes Originals Sizes And Weights Of Recommended OriginalsMetric version Inch version Sizes detectable by the Auto Paper Select Metric version Sizes Difficult To Detect Exposure glass Original Sizes And Scanning Area/Missing Image AreaDocument feeder Recommended Paper Sizes And Types Copy Paper Reference Non-recommended Paper Paper Storage Toner Storage TonerUsed Toner Basics Make sure that the machine is Copy mode Basic ProcedureMake sure that there are no previ- ous settings remaining Set your originals Auto Off Auto Reset Setting Originals On Exposure Glass Setting OriginalsLift the platen cover or the docu Ment feeder Lower the platen cover or the doc- ument feeder Setting a stack of originals in the document feeder Setting Originals Document FeederWhen Sadf mode is selected Set the next original while Auto Feed indicator is lit Sadf mode Using SADF, Mixed Sized, and Thin Paper modesPress the Menu key Press the ↓Next key until DF Set- ting is displayed Select DF Setting with the keys, then press the Select key Mixed sizes modePress the Select key Press the Exit key Thin paper mode Select Thin Paper with the keys, then press the Select key Basic Functions Adjusting Copy Image Density Enhanced Image Copy Key to cancel itManual Image Density Combined Auto and Manual Image Density Selecting Original Type Setting Special Original Selecting Copy PaperAuto Paper Select Manual Paper Select Manual Paper Select Auto Paper SelectSelect the copy paper Make sure that the Auto Auto Paper Select is selected Select the paper tray by pressing the Paper or Machine Choose Reproduction Ratios Sort SORT/STACK/STAPLEStack Staple the optional 1000-sheet finish- er required 144 y Removing Punch Waste Sort Rotate Sort Shift Sort Sort-Sorting Into Sets 123, 123 When setting a stack of originals in the document feeder Rotate Stack Shift Stack Stack-Stacking Together All Copies Of a Page 111, 222Rotate Stack Shift Stack optional finisher re- quired Make sure that on is selected Press the Sorter key until Stack indicator bottom is litThen, press the OK key Staple A4KL B5K B5KL Sheet finisher Stapling position and original setting Press the OK key Select one of four stapling posi- tions To stop scanning When memory reaches 0 %To resume scanning To clear scanned images of the originals Press the Start key Copying from the Bypass Tray Adjust the guides to copy paper size When copying onto non-standard size copy paper Make sure the k indicator is selected When copying onto standard size copy paperPress the # key Press the Ppr.Size key Press the ↓Next key until your desired size is displayed Press the # key Press the Ppr.Type key When copying onto OHP transparencies or thick paper Set your originals and press the Start key Storing Your Settings PROGRAM-STORING Your Copy Settings in MemoryStoring Your Settings Deleting a Program Deleting a Program Recalling a Program Energy Saver Mode-Saving Energy Other FunctionsUser Codes Original Beeper Auto Start-Entering Copy Job Settings During Warm-up Period Original → Copy paper Ratio % Size Press the Enlarge or Reduce key to select a ratio When using the Number keys When using the n or o keyZOOM-REDUCING and Enlarging in 1 % Steps Set your originals, then press the Start key Metric version Mm steps Inch version 99.9 Steps Copying Horizontal % Select the Direct. Mag. % key with or key. Then, press ND2C0104 Select Left left margin or Right right margin with the keys Margin ADJUSTMENT-ADJUSTING the MarginEnter the desired margin width with the Number keys ND2C0101 Erase Centre Erase CENTRE/BORDER-ERASING the Centre and the BorderErase Border Centre Border CentreSelect the part to be erased Press the Centre key Set your originals, then press the Start key Pages→1-sided COMBINE-COMBINING Originals Into ONE CopyPages→booklet Duplex unit COMBINE-COMBINING Originals Into ONE Copy Press the ↓Next key until the Combine is displayed Making a booklet Book → 1-Sided Feeder Without the optional documentWith the optional document feeder Select Series with the keys Sided OriginalsPress the ↓Next key until Series is displayed Sided → 2-sided DUPLEX-MAKING TWO-SIDED CopiesBook → 2-sided Top to Bottom Originals and copy direction Top Specifying Orientation of Bound Originals Original Copy paper When setting a stack of originals in the document feeder Adding a Front Cover COVER/PAPER DESIGNATE-ADDING or Inserting Sheets Press the Menu key Press the ↓Next key until Cover Ppr. Des. is displayed Both Covers-Copying Or Adding Front And BackPress the Both key Press the Exit key Press the Ppr.Des. key Press the ↓Next key until OHP Slip Sheet is displayed OHP Slip SHEET-COPYING or Inserting Slip Sheet OHP Slip SHEET-COPYING or Inserting Slip Sheet POSITIVE/NEGATIVE-COPYING in Complementaly Colors Double Copies Image REPEAT-REPEATING AN ImageImage Repeat Double Copies-Copying The Image Twice On One Original A5K/Copy paper A4K Or Original A5L/Copy paper A4L Image Repeat-Repeating An Image Over The Entire Copy100 Press the ↓Next key until Image Repeat is displayed 101 Original A5K/Copy paper A4L Or Original A5L/Copy paper A4KSelect Image Repeat with the keys. Then, press the OK key Set your original, then press the Start key Deleting The Stored Images Storing The ImagesPrinting a List Of The Stored Images Recalling The Stored Images To overwrite images already stored Storing The Images103 Press the ↓Next key until Archive File is displayed 104 105 Deleting The Stored ImagesPress the Menu key Press the Delete key 106 Printing a List Of The Stored ImagesPress the List key Keys 107 Recalling The Stored ImagesPress the ↓Next key until the Ar- chive File is displayed Enter the number of copies with the Number keys 108 Combination Chart 109 Combination Chart 110 Message If Your Machine does not Operate AS YOU Want111 112 Display 113 If YOU Cannot Make Clear Copies 114 115 If YOU Cannot Make Copies AS YOU Want 116 Adjust Image 117 Combine 118 Duplex 119 Loading PaperSquare the paper and set it in the tray Capacity Tray Loading Paper In The Large120 121 Adding Toner 122 123 124 Clearing Misfeeds 125 126 When D is lit 127 When C is lit 128 When R is lit 129 130 When P is lit 131 When Z is lit Changing the Paper Size Adjust the back fence to the new paper size132 Fasten the fences with screws 133 To adjust the paper size 134 Sheet Finisher Adding Staples 135 136 137 138 139 Removing Jammed Staples 140 141 142 143 144 Reinstall the punch waste boxPull out the punch waste box and remove punch waste 145 Accessing the User Tools Copy FeaturesEnter 2 with the Number key 146 Exiting From User Tools 147 148 User Tools Menu Copy Features 149 User Tools Menu Copy Features General Features 1/4 Settings YOU can Change with the User Tools150 151 152 General Features 153 Default 1-Sided → 1-Sided 154 155 Adjust Image 1/2 156 157 Adjust Image 2/2 158 159 160 Input/Output 1/2 161 162 Input/Output 2/2 163 164 Shortcut Keys 165 DOS and Donts Machine Environment Where to PUT Your MachineOptimum environmental conditions Environments to avoid 167 Power Connection 168 Access To Machine Cleaning The Document Feeder Cleaning The Platen CoverCleaning the machine Maintaining Your Machine 170 Mainframe Non-reproduction area Copy paper weightFirst copy time Copying speed Type 1 and Type Continuous copying count Reproduction ratioCopy paper capacity 173 Dimensions W × D × H up to exposure glass Power consumptionSpace for main frame W × D 174 Noise Emission Weight175 Document Feeder Option Available paper size Paper Tray Unit OptionPaper capacity 177 Number of bins Available paper size Internal Tray 2 1 BIN Tray Option178 Sheet Finisher Option 180 181 Paper size 2 holes version Punch KIT OptionPaper size 3 holes version 182 183 Large Capacity Tray LCT Option Duplex Unit Option Power consumption Max184 185 Bypass Tray Option Memory capacity Additional functions MB Copier Memory Unit Electric Sort KIT Option186 Originals scanned Copier Hard Disk Image Enhance KITOriginals stored for Archive File function Additional function Numerics Index188 189 190 Means Power ON. c means Stand by A2328651 Errata 340/350/450 Operating Instructions