Energy Saver Mode | Savin 3360DNP specification

Operation

Energy Saver Mode

	1	If you do not operate the machine for a certain period, the display disappears
		and the machine enters Energy Saver mode to reduce energy consumption.
		Note
		Note

❒You can change the time the machine waits before Energy Saver mode starts. See “Energy Saving” on p.141 “1. System”.

❒The machine will not automatically enter Energy Saver mode in such cases as follows:

•If there is no ink

•If originals or paper are jammed

•If the machine is making master or printing

•If the machine is printing the second page of a combined print job

•If the machine is loading original images in memory

•If there is no paper

•If there is no master

•If the master eject unit is full

•If originals are left on the document feeder

•If the “cover open” message is displayed

•If the settings have been reset to their defaults

•If there are prints in the sorter's paper delivery tray

•If the User Code entry screen is displayed

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Savin 3360DNP operating instructions Energy Saver Mode

Contents

Operating Instructions Introduction Means Power ON. b means Power OFF Introduction Safety Information Safety During OperationPage How to Read This Manual SymbolsIii Making Prints Placing originals on the exposure glassInserting originals in the optional document feeder Page What You Can do with this Machine Auto Class Mode Economy ModeAll Class Mode Manual Class Mode Security Mode Class ModeAuto Combine Mode Quality Start Mode Make-up Printing Printing in Two Colors Date StampImage Rotation Merging Images Storage Overlay Memory CombineOriginal Storage See p.115 Memory Combine Table of Contents Command Sheets for Make-Up Printing Security Mode Quality Start ModeImage Rotation Make-up Printing Features Printing onto Various Kinds of Paper Make-up Printing Make-up Samples Original Storage 100 Color Printing Using the Optional Color Drum 130Combination Chart 135 Image Overlay 105 Loading Paper 170 Clearing Misfeeds 171 Accessing the User Tools 139 User Tools Menu 141User Tool Menus in Detail 153 Xiv Maintaining Your Machine 197 Dos and Donts 193 Where to Put Your Machine 195Poor Printing 189 206 Xvi Flip up cover Paper feed side plates Machine ExteriorFront door Paper feed tray down key Operation panel Paper feed tray Machine Interior Drum unit Ink holderDrum unit lock lever B1 Exposure glass Document feeder OptionsExposure glass cover Exposure glass cover Twin color press roller printing system TC-II Operation Panel Keys V keys Speed keys Number keys Indicators Panel Display Prev.Next Sample display when selecting the Original key Available functions Confirms the settingsPanel Display Layout Operation Print Paper Operation Originals = 8mm Printing Preparations Loading PaperCarefully open the paper feed tray Lower the paper alignment wings Setting Up The Paper Delivery TrayWhen you use 81.4 g/m2, 21.6 lb or thicker paper Lift the paper alignment wings When you use A4, 8 1/2 ⋅ 11KL paper Turn on the main switchSwing out the guides as shown Illustration Entering a User Code to Use the Machine Enter your 4-digit user code with the number keysPress the q key Make your prints Make sure that there are no previ- ous settings remaining Standard PrintingLift the exposure glass cover Removing Prints Standard Printing Energy Saver Mode Auto Reset Adjusting the Position of Printed Images Adjust image position using the ~, , , and keysPress the Image = key Before making a master Adjusting the Image Density of PrintsBefore Making a Master After making a master Tint Mode Changing the Printing Speed Stopping a Multi-print Run Stopping a Multi-print Run to Print Another Original Reducing and Enlarging Using Preset Ratios Metric versionInch version Operation Auto Magnification 129% 129% *1 81/2 ⋅ Make your prints Zoom Using the ← → or ~ keysAdjust the ratio with the ← → or ~ keys Press the Ratio key Select Mag. with the → or key Using the number keys Adjusting ratios with the ← → or ~ keys Directional Magnification % Entering ratios with the number keys Directional Magnification Size Select Mag. with the → or key Press the OK key→ or key Press the OK key Directional Magnification Size Erasing Center and Edge Margins Edge Erase Using Edge Erase modeWhen not using Edge Erase mode Press the Edge Erase key Key. See p.24 Adjusting the Po- sition of Printed Images Printing onto Various Kinds of Paper Printing onto Thick PaperPress the Ppr.Type key Printing onto Envelopes Printing onto Special Kinds of Paper To prevent paper misfeeds Letter/Photo Mode Printing Selecting Original Modes Photo Mode Printing Adjusting the photo mode contrastAdjust the contrast with the ← → or ~ keys ← → or ~ keys Press the OK key Pencil Mode PrintingAdjust the contrast with Select the dot pattern with the ← → or ~ keys Make your prints Economy Mode Press the Economy Mode key Auto Cycle All Class Mode All Class Mode Auto Class Mode Selecting classes with the ~, , , or key Selecting classes with the number keys Make your prints Manual Class Mode with One Original Select Manual with the → or Key.1 Operation Manual Class Mode with two or More Originals Press the Class key Repeat step N until you have finished printing Class Mode Select Same-NO.with the → or Up to 99 sets can be selected for an original Combine Originals Single-sided originals → 1 single-sided print with 2 imagesSingle-sided originals → 1 single-sided print with 4 images A4K B5K A5K B6K A6K Enter the number of prints using the number keys Place the first original face down Check the print paper size and the reproduction ratio Press the Combine keyPress the OK key Press the Start key ZDCH110E Single-sided originals → 1 single- sided print of 4 images Auto Combine ModeSingle-sided original → 1 single-sid- ed print of 2 images ← → or ~ keys Auto Combine Mode Skip Feed Printing Skip Feed Printing Programs Storing a Program Protecting a Program Press the Select key Press the OK key Recalling a Program Ment feeder Security Mode Make your prints Press the Security keyPress the Yes key Manual Quality Start Quality Start ModeUsing Quality Start Manually Auto Quality Start Job Separation Press the Job Separator key Conserving the Master Press the Pnt.Size key On Line PrintingPress the On Line key Press the fin Prnt key Refer to the PC controller man- ual Auto On Line Press the Auto On Line key Image Rotation Make-up Printing Features Main FeaturesMake-up Modes for Designated Areas Mode Positive Neg Ative mode Mode Sample Undesignated Area Command sheet/Original Print Make-up Modes for Outside Designated Areas Background Patterns Making a Command Sheet Command Sheets for Make-Up PrintingCommand Sheets Features Designated area Area recognized Preferred designated area Put the command sheet on top of the original Diagonal line method C = 2mm Closed area method Command Sheets and Finished Prints Drawing a command sheet using a diagonal line Drawing a command sheet using a closed line Fruit Make-up Printing Press the Make-Upkey Make-up Printing Operation Original Print Command sheet No.1 Make-up SamplesSample Original Command sheet No.1 Command sheet No.2 Print ZM-52 Original Storage Storing Originals100 Non-standard size originals 101 Protecting Stored Originals Protecting Originals102 Deleting Stored Originals Removing Original Protection103 104 Select the Yes or No key Overlay Image OverlayStorage Overlay Format 106 On Line OverlayOverlay Format Press the On Line key Place the first original on the exposure glass Placing originals in the optional document feeder107 Place originals Docu Ment feeder Date Stamp 108Press the Stamp key Placing your original K on Exposure glass Placing your originals K in the optional document feeder109 Stamp 110 111 If you selected P1,P2 or -1-,-2If you selected 1/5,2/5 Enter the first page number withthe←→or~keys Place the first original as Placing your originals K on the exposure glass112 Shown in the illustration 113 Select Stamp with the ← → or Place your original and press Placing your original K on the exposure glass contact glass114 Set your original as shown in the illustration Memory Combine Combining onto a Single-sided Print 116 Placing originals on the exposure glass metric version 117 Placing originals on the exposure glass inch version 118 Placing your original K on the exposure glass 119Place your originals Repeat 120Press the q key after all the originals have been scanned Example copying A4 Loriginals onto A3Lpaper Example copying 81/2 ⋅ 11 Koriginals onto 11 ⋅ 17 Lpaper121 122 Set your original 123 124 Optional Document Feeder Originals125 Placing Originals 126 Combine Printing 127Insert the two originals face up Manual Class Mode with Two or More Originals 128 129 Press the Auto Cycle key Changing the Color Drum Unit Color Printing Using the Optional Color DrumMaking Color Prints 130 131 Make sure the optional color drum lock is securely set Printing in Two Colors 132Lift drum unit lock lever B1 133 Master Cut Length Changing the Drum SizePrinting Area At 23C/73F, 65% RH 134 Combination Chart 135 136 137 138 139 Accessing the User ToolsUsing the ~, , , or key Press the User Tools key 140 To the standby display User Tools Menu System141 Set Operatn Mode 142 Initial Setting 143 Mode Setting 144 Default Not to use 145 Default Not to cancel 146 147 Stamp 148 Default Upper Left 149 Administrator Mode User Codes150 On Line Mode 151 152 153 Time SettingUser Tool Menus in Detail Press the OK key Enter the year with the number keys 154 Reproduction RatioClass Enter No Press the OK key twice Margin Erase Area 155Select the grade with the ← → or ~ keys Press the OK key If you selected p 11 No. of Skip FeedIf you selected A3 to A6 or 11 ⋅ 17 to 51/2 ⋅ 81/2 156 14 No. of Q.start 157 158 Select the temperature at whichType of Paper You use this machine with the ← Stamp Position 159 Position Date 160 Position P1 or 1/5161 162 Make/Chg. Pattern 163Press theqor Clear/Stopkey to edit the pattern 164 Reset CountersCheck Counter Enter 6 with the number keys, and then press the OK orqkey If you selected All Chg. User CodeIf you selected Single 165 Del. User Code 166 If Your Machine Does Not Operate as You Want 167 When a service call message is shown on the panel display 168 Combine Originals Mode If You Cannot Make Prints as You Want169 Loading Paper 170 171 Clearing Misfeeds+ a Paper Misfeeds in the Paper Feed Section Remove the misfed paper 172 Gently pull out the misfed paper from the inside 173 When the master is wrapped around the drumWhen paper is wrapped around the drum Open the front cover When paper is misfed inside the machine Lower drum unit lock lever B1 Take out the drum + C Paper Misfeeds in the Paper Exit Section 175Slowly, but firmly pull out the misfed paper 176 Open the front door Lower drum unit look lever B1 + B + E Master Misfeeds in the Master Eject Section 177 178 Pull out lever E3 and remove the misfed master Open the document feeder ADF cover If master misfeeds occur often179 Pull out the misfed original gen- tly To prevent originals misfeeding 180 Optional document feeder ADF cov- er When the Open Cover/Unit Indicator M LightsFront door 181 When the Add Ink Indicator j Lights 182Open the front door Pull out the ink holder 183 When the Master End Indicator C Lights 184 185 When the Master Eject Indicator k Lights 186 When Other Indicators Are Lit 187 When Prints Are Not Delivered in a Neat Stack When Printing on Small Size Paper188 Dirty Background Turn off the main switchPoor Printing 189 190 Pull out the drum unit Close the front door Turn on the main switch 191 Black Lines/Stained Prints Faint Prints192 Dos and Donts 193 194 Optimum environmental conditions Where to Put Your MachineEnvironment Environments to avoid Main frame Power ConnectionMachine Clearance 196 Cleaning the Main Frame Maintaining Your Machine Cleaning the Optional Document Feeder Cleaning the Sheet198 Main Frame Print Paper Size Print Paper WeightPrinting Area Leading Edge Margin Power Consumption Dimensions W ⋅ D ⋅ HWeight Master Eject Unit Capacity Optional Equipment 202 Original Capacity Original WeightDocument Feeder Option 203 Twin Color Press Roller Printing System TC-II Option Consumables 205 Index 206 207 Edge Erase key 208 On Line key 209 User Tools key 210 211 212 Operating Instructions