Safety Information, Safety During Operation | Ricoh NC5006 manual

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SAFETY INFORMATION

SAFETY INFORMATION

When using your copier, the following safety precautions should always be followed.

Safety During Operation

In this manual, all safety messages are identified by the words “WARNING” and “Caution”. These words mean the following:

WARNING:

Important information to alert you to a situation that might cause serious injury and

damage to your property if instructions are not followed.

Caution:

Important information that tells how to prevent damage to equipment, or how to avoid a situation that might cause minor injury.

WARNING:

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Caution:

Cl While copying, do not turn off the main switch.

Cl While copying, do not open the front doors.

Cl While copying, do not unplug the power cord.

Cl Do not lay anything weighing more than 5 kg (11 lb) on the exposure glass. Cl Keep corrosive liquids, such as acid, off the machine.

Cl Do not allow paper clips, staples, or other small metallic objects to fall inside the machine.

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Ricoh NC5006 manual Safety Information, Safety During Operation, Are suppled, Electrical, Specified

Contents

Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Table of Contents Chapter Are suppled Safety InformationSafety During Operation Electrical General Safety Information Copier Environment Installation RequirementsPower Connection Environments To Avoid Access To Copier Copier Daily MaintenanceClean the touch panel display with a dry soft cloth Touch Panel Display Belt Dual Job Feeder OptionDisplay Editor Option Feed-in Unit Tab/e of Contents UsagePage Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Machine Exterior Switches the copierGuide to Components Originals for copyingPage Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Loading Paper on the Paper Tray . . , . m Adding Toner Paper Storage USE and Storage of SuppliesUse of Copy Paper Non-recommended copy paper Toner Storage C1 Do not lay anything heavy on toner Loading Paper on the Paper Tray Push the tray in until it stops Setting Paper on the BY-PASS Feed Tray Insert the paper until it stops Check the label on the package, or contact Changing Paper Size and Direction LT/DLT Push the tray in until it stops Adding Toner Do, toner may scatter Adding Toner Copying Setting OriginalsOther Basic Operations If your machine is equipped with the platen cover Setting OriginalsSetting Originals On The Exposure Glass If your machine is equipped with the dual job feeder Setting Originals In The Dual Job Feeder Recommended Originals Adjust the original guide to the original size Setting a Stack Of Original ADF/ARDF modeDicator is lit before setting Non-recommended Originals Set originals face up into the dual job Feeder until the Insert Original in- dicator goes off Setting One Original At a Time Sadf mode +&b Repeat steps 5 and 7 until copying is completed Copying How To Make Copies@/c = Manual Image Density mode Image Density Adjustment Standard Copy Job SettingsFull Color mode Auto Letter/Photo mode Changing / Canceling Preset Copy Jobs Presetting Copy Jobs During a Copy RunYou can set the copy settings for your next job Preset mode Other Basic Operations Finish Setting Data Or Selecting ModesCanceling a Selected Copy Job Setting Checking And Changing The Selected Copy Jobs Stopping The Copier During a Copy Run Turning The Touch Panel Display OFF/ON Saving Job Settings For Future UseWhen storing Copy Job settings Into machine You can store up to 5frequently Display Key Display Editor Basic OperationDisplay ~ Keys Canceling The Previously Marked Point Contents Advanced Functions Color Conversion Erase Background Sided Copy From Original TwoOutline Image Auto Color Select Key=l Color SelectionFull Color Copy Key=2 Black COpy Kq=q Manual Image Density selection Image Density AdjustmentCombined Auto & Manual Image Density Selection ImtwDmih Original Image Type PHOTO/LETTER Auto Letter/Photo mode Key=Letter mode Key.s Selection Manual Paper Selection Keys =2 Copy Paper SelectionAuto Paper Selection Kw=l By-pass Feed Selection Key= DHP Standard paper 1st bin SORTING/STACKINGStacking K,Y.2 3rd bin Fixed Reduction/Enlargement ~0 KeYs.3+4 Standard Reduction EnlargementAuto Reduction/Enlargement Kw1 Fnmt R/El Se Iect Md~s + and keys Adjust the reproduction ratio by using the +and keysSelected when you enter the lengths Number keys Input Special Reduction EnlargementSize Magnification Size Magnification YOInput You can enlarge the complete image onto several sheets Image Shifting Margin Adjustment Keys =l+3Centering/cornering KeYs=l+2 Erase Border Keys= 1+3 Erasin G CENTER/BORDERErase Center Keys +2 Erase Center And Border KeYs.1+4 Series Copying Izmllj Combine Two Original~ From 2-sided original to two l-sided copyThis function makes 1-sided copies from ~-sided originals Color Creation SE Iect tmdes Color Erase VQ,,.l+,onpage,-l Color Background w,.= l+...,,,,I,J,J Positive/Negative Image Ke~s=l+3 Image CreationThis function copies only the outline of the image LOVE+ lbOVIElbo~’1~ This function makes a mirror image copy of the original Size Input Part of the original image is copied repeatedly Number of Images Optional display editor is required for editor input method Chapter Contrast Image AdjustmentSharp/Soft Background Density Control Color Balance Adjustment Sampling The Color Balance Key =1 Ill Color Balance AdjustmentColor Balance Memory Key= 1on Are loaded in this machine Single Color Adjustment ?dwd -J..-EEl Touch the key to which User Color MemoryScanning n a Color You want to store the color Mixing Colors Manually Area Editing What is Area Editing Creative Editing Up to 6 areas can be designated Cl Zoom 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Xoooooo Color Editing Color Creation Color Background What is Area Editing 010 Basic Operation Area Editing Designated area can be one of four shapes Designating AreasRectangle a rectangle of designated size Close To Designate An AreaEditor. I= page 4-I Point key Polygon RectangleRight Angle Polygon Closed Loop JOB Settings for Inside the Area Use same tn~des as Select An area or Press IT7 12!El Iack= =‘age’-’ Colors Paint modeEcl Pattern of a previous group Select modes for outside all the designated areas Creative Editing Color Editing Press Start key Checking JOB SettingsColor Editing Or select area key to check or change modes Changing JOB Settings for the Entire Image Functions only for Area Editing C1-lAIUGING Default Settings User TOOLS/USER Code Press the Clear Modes/Stand by key How To Access The User ToolsUser Tools Menu Menu I U= to return to the User tool menu Set Operation Modes ~ Auto ResetAuto Reset Screen Saver Sadf Auto reset Set Bypass Paper Size Sensitivity AdjustmentAuto L/P Auto Color Select Color Copy ~ 5 Select ARDF/SORTER modesThin Paper Sorting Prohibition ~~ Reset All Copy Counters ~1 Set User Code Mode~~ Check/Reset Specified Copy Counter ~~ Set User Codes REMARKS/PROBLEMS User Remarks User Remarks Clearing Misfeeds What to do When Things GO WrongOthers Copies are dirty Copies are too light Color tone of copies is not reproduced well Problem Copy image is blurredCopy image is blurred Moire is reproduced on copies 10-11 10-4 10-510-19 Set the holder here Switches the power on or OFF Dust, close it when you areNot using Plug the power cord to a wall outlet Film Holders /Set 35mm film in one These holders Use to fix the film after setting it in the holderUse to clean the lens or glass Use to make a Not use the same film for more than 30 minutes Before Operating the ProjectorAbout Film You can use the following kinds of films About Copying Copy size when Full Size is selected 124mmAvailable film Area For Copying Projector in Position Insert the plug of the projector into the wall outlet POsilivG Selecting The FilterBefore operation, prepare as follows ’ositive Selecting The Base Film If Needed Close the holder and lock it as shown in the illustration Slide Holder/Glass Mount Film Holder Setting Films In The Holder If NeededFilm Strip Holder Cutting The Film Position Sheet If Needed 1o-1o Touch the Projector key Selecting FilmsPress the Option key Check the type of film and touch one of the keys II Slide Holder/Glass Mount Film Holder/Film Strip Holder Touch the Shading key Shading UPositiveFilmPO~itiveFilm Under The Lens UnderLens Exposure glass IINegativeFilm UnderLens Negative Film Under The Lens Check the film size, touch one Keys, and touch the Exit key Yellow755 Color Tones In Film ScanningMagenta444 Cyan355 Crease key or Decrease key Image Density AdjustmentTouch the Manual Focus key Select the modes you want to choose Selecting Copier FunctionsAfter copying, you can select the next job as follows Proiector Exiting Projector ModeTurn off the power switch Close the lens cover Hints 10-22 Film Holder Blow off any dust using the blower brushExterior Holder Slot 11-2 Main Frame CopierOptional Equipments 11-5 Available Copy Paper Size IJ Specifications are subject to change without noticeGradations Original Type 256 100% Full Size Copying Speed Full Color ScansQA4/A3 Version LT/DLT version = Copier + Dual Job Feeder +Sorter + Display Editor + Holder Dual Cl Specifications are subject to change without noticePower Consumption Job Feeder A4 or 81/2 x Print Bin Capacity 500 SorterTop Bin Capacity A4 or 81/2 x Sheets Other size Interrupt Bin Capacity 100 Maximum A3cJ, or 11 x 17~ Scanned through the copier Display EditorLCD Monochrome, 8 gradations 640 X 480 dots Projector Unit