Combination Chart, 127 | Savin DSc332, LD238c, LD232c, c3224, DSc338

6. Specifications

Combination Chart

The combination chart below shows which functions can be used together. The following tables explains the symbols used in the chart.

means that these functions can be used together.

means that these functions cannot be used together. The second function selected will be the function you are working in.

means that these functions cannot be used together. The first func- tion selected will be the function you are working in.

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Savin DSc332, LD238c, LD232c, c3224, DSc338, C3828 operating instructions Combination Chart, 127

Contents

Copy Reference Introduction Manuals for This Machine Manuals for DeskTopBinder V2 Lite Manuals for ScanRouter V2 LiteOther manuals Iii Color Copying see p.29 Convert Colors see p.31 Adjusting Colors see p.87 Types of Duplex Copies What You Can Do with This Machine Copying Book Originals Vii See p.60 Series Copies Copying Originals Such as BooksSided Viii Table of Contents Image Adjustment User Color Color Adjustment Color BalanceCopier Functions Storing Data in the Document Server Programs 139 Xii Page Symbols How to Read This ManualPreparation Limitation Type Machine Types Sadf Functions Requiring Optional Configurations Control Panel Interrupt key Energy Saver keySample Copy key Start key Initial copy display Display PanelPage Where original is Placed Original size Original weight Sizes and Weights of Recommended OriginalsOriginals Metric version Originals not recommended for the Auto Document Feeder ADF Exposure glass Sizes Detectable by Auto Paper Select Missing Image Area Sizes difficult to detect4.0 mm, 0 5.0 mm, 0.06 Original Orientation Placing OriginalsStandard orientation Turn Standard orientation Placing Originals on the Exposure GlassTurn Press Special Original Placing Originals in the Auto Document Feeder When placing originals consisting of more than 80 pagesBatch Limit mark Document guide Press Batch, and then press OK Sadf Placing originals of mixed sizes Placing custom size originalsPress Special Original Press Custm Size Origi Clear or the Clear/Stop key, and then enter the value again How to operate Basic ProcedureWhen clearing entered values To check the settings When scanning is interrupted When the machine continues copyingInterrupt Copy Job Preset Left Original BeeperPress To Printing Open the bypass tray Copying from the Bypass Tray When copying onto custom size paper When copying onto standard size paperPress Select Size Press Custom Size Press OK Place the originals, and then press the Start key When copying onto OHP Transparencies or Thick Paper Original and paper orientations When Copying on the Back Side of the PaperTop to top Select OHP Sheet or Thick Paper Top to bottom When copying onto envelopes Select Plain Dup.Back or ThickDup.Back Copying from the Bypass Tray Making A3, 11 × 17 Full Bleed Copies Color Functions Selecting a Color Mode When the Two-colorkey is selected When the Single Color key is selectedWhen Red & Black is pressed When Two-coloris pressed Selecting from User Color Convert ColorsPress Color Creation Press Convert Color Conversion 1 to Conversion 4 and make the selection again Selecting from the User Color Erase Color Color BackgroundSelect the color to be erased Select the background color, then press OK Auto Image Density Copier FunctionsManual image density Combined auto and manual image density Selecting the Original Type Selecting Copy Paper Where original is placed Paper size and orientationAuto Paper Select Manual Paper Select Manual Paper Select Auto Paper SelectIf the paper type keys are not displayed Press Auto Paper Select Original size Copy paper size Orientation Rotated copy Base Point Preset Reduce/EnlargeCreate margin function Press Enlarge or Reduce To select the ratio using n To enter the ratio using the number keysZoom Where original is Original size Placed Orientation Auto Reduce/EnlargePress Auto Reduce/Enlarge Directional Magnification % Size Magnification To specify a ratio using n To enter the ratio usingDirectional Size Magnification Inch Number keys Sort SortRotate Sort When the booklet finisher is installed When a finisher is not installedWhen the 2 tray finisher is installed Shift Sort Changing the number of sets Sample copyIf the sample is acceptable, press Print Press Change Quantity When a finisher is installed Enter the number of copies using the number keysStack Stapling position and original setting StapleTray finisher Bottom Left Top Booklet finisher Select one of the stapling positions Tray finisher Booklet finisher Holes Punch Original location Punch hole positions Exposure glass Punch hole positions Tray finisher Holes Turn Holes Standard Turn Sided→2 Sided DuplexSided→1 Sided Original orientation and completed copies Press Dup./Combine/Series Originals and copy orientationSelect 1 Sided or 2 Sided for Original, and then select 1 Sided or 2 Sided for Copy Sided Combine Orientation of the original and com- bine image positionPlacing originals originals placed in the ADF Place the originals, and then press Press 1 Sided or 2 Sided for OrigInal, and then press Combine Side for Copy Front Back Sided 16 Pages → Combine 2 SideSided 4 Pages → Combine 2 Side Sided 8 Pages → Combine 2 Side Book→2 Sided Series CopiesBook→1 Sided Front&Back→2 Sided Sided→Magazine Copying Book OriginalsOpen to left Open to right Press Book Whole Area Repeat Image RepeatSpecified Area Repeat Original 51/2 ×81/2K/Copy paper Double Copies Centering Positive/Negative MirrorPress Edit/Color Creation Press Edit Image Press Centering Border EraseCenter Center/Border Selecting Same Width Border EraseSelecting Diff. Width Center erase Center/border erase Margin AdjustmentPress Center/Border Set the center and border to be erased Preset Stamp Press Erase/Margin Adj Press Margin AdjustmentPress Edit/Color Creation To change stamp position, size, and density Changing the stamp color Press User Stamp User StampSelect the stamp number Press All Pages or 1st Page only to select the print To program the user stamp To change the stamp positionSelect the position, and then press OK Make sure the machines copier function is selected Press Start Scanning To delete the user stampOriginal is scanned, Stamp is registered Stamp position and original orientation Date Stamp Press Change Format To change the date formatSelect the date format, and then press OK Select the date stamp position, and then press OK Stamp position and orientation of originals Numbering If you selected P1, P2…, -1-,-2-…, P.1, P.2…, 1, 2… Specifying the first printing page and start numberPress Page Numbering Select the format Press First Printing Page , then en If you selected 1/5, 2/5…# key Press Change on the right hand side of the display If you selected 1-1, 1-2,… To the endPress Change on the right hand side Front/Back covers CoversFront cover Press Cover/Slip Sheet Press Front Cover or Front/Back When using OHP transparencies from the bypass tray Slip SheetsPress Cover/Slip Sheet Press Slip Sheet Storing Data in the Document Server Enter a user name, file name, or password if necessaryPress Store File Press OK Place the originals Copying Storing a Program ProgramsPress Register Press the program number you want to store Deleting a Program Changing a stored programRecalling a Program Press Delete Color Adjustment Press the Adjust/Program ColorPress Adjust Color Color Balance Storing the adjusted color balanceColor Balance Program Press Program Color Balance. C Press Program Changing the registered settings Copying with the registered settingsDeleting the registered settings Image Adjustment Adjusting the U.C.R Adjusting the background densityAdjusting the text/photo sensitivity Press TNext Adjust by pressing Text or Adjusting Colors Based on the Selected Color User ColorSelect the number 1-15 you want to store the user color Using With Number keys Using n oWhen renaming a color Selecting from user colors Mixing Colors Manually with the Number Keys Press Custom SettingDeleting User Colors Sampling the User Colors When a Message Is Displayed Message Causes SolutionsIf Your Machine Does Not Operate As You Want Cannot staple pa If You Cannot Make Clear Copies Problem Causes Solutions Basic If You Cannot Make Copies As You Want Stamp Edit Combine Duplex100 101 When Memory Is Full 102 User Tools Menu Copier/Document Server Features User Tools Item Names Default Settings103 104 105 106 MM/DD/YYYY 107 108 109 User Tools Menu Copier/Document Server Features Changing Default Settings Accessing User Tools Copier/Document Server Features110 Select the menu you want to set 111 Exiting User Tools General Features 1/5 Settings You Can Change with User Tools General Features 2/5 Tone Original remains General Features 3/5Job End Call Copy Function Key F1-F5 Clear Bypass Mode General Features 4/5 General Features 5/5Color Mode Priority Two-color Mode Priority Reproduction Ratio 1/2 Priority Setting EnlargeReproduction Ratio 2/2 Shortcut R/E Edit 1/2 Erase Border Width Edit 2/2Erase Center Width Front Cover Copy in Combine Image Repeat Separation Line Copy Order in CombineDouble Copies Separation Line 119 Separation Line in Combine Orientation Magazine120 Stamp Stamp Format 1 User Stamp 1/2-2/2 Program/Delete StampStamp Color 1 Date Stamp Format Size Stamp SettingSuperimpose Numbering 1/3-2/3 Stamp Format Input/Output Adjust Color Image 126 S. Priority 127 Combination Chart Mixed Size mode Supplementary SpecificationsPreset Enlarge/Reduce Bypass Tray Copy Size Magnification ZoomDirectional Size Magnification 129 Sort, Rotate Sort, Stack Paper size and orientation Paper capacity Weight130 Tray finisher Booklet finisher 131 Supplementary Specifications Staple 132Paper size Stapler capacity Paper size and orientation Tray capacity 133 Punch 134Tray finisher 135 Series Copies Centering136 Preset Stamp Margin AdjustmentErase Date Stamp Numbering Front Cover, Front/Back CoverSlip Sheets 139 Index User stamp 140 141 Copy orientation in duplex mode OHP transparencies One-sided combine 142 143 Setting 144 Memo Means Power OFF. c means Stand by Type for C3224/DSc332/LD232c/Aficio 2232C EN USA B149-7509