Daily Inspection, Items to inspect every morning | Sharp AR-650

1. DAILY INSPECTION

Items to inspect every morning

Power switch ON/OFF status

. We recommend turning the power switch ON at startup every morning so that copies can be made whenever you want. Also, make sure that you turn the power switch OFF when you leave the office.

Note: This is not required if you use the weekly timer.

ON/OFF

Items to inspect once a week

Cleaning the glass and transport belt

. Clean the original glass of the copier with a dry cloth or a cloth moistened with alcohol when they become dirty.

. If the original transport belt of the automatic document feeder is dirty, clean it with alcohol or with a cloth moistened with water and wrung, then wipe it off with a dry cloth.

Cleaning covers

. Clean dirty covers on the copier with a cloth moistened with a neutral detergent. Then, wipe off the detergent completely with a dry cloth.

Note: Before cleaning the copier, make sure that the POWER switch is turned OFF.

OFF

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Contents

AR-650 For Your Records FCC Notice AR-650 Copier model Base model Off Mode Off Mode Default TimeAutomatic Energy Save Default Time Sleep Mode Default Time User Safety Preface Features of the AR-650 copier Table of Contents Table of Contents Precautions Installation Be sure to disconnect the power-cord plug PrecautionsHandle and use the copier gently and carefully Description of the Digital Copier Names of Main Components Certification Label Finisher AR-FN8, AR-FN9 Description of Optional EquipmentHole Punching Unit Clip tray Description of the Control PanelInterrupt key ALL Clear key Stop keyStart key Clear key Description of the Control Panel Description of the Graphic Display Saddle Stitcher JAM Symbol Clear Paper symbolUnit Misfeed symbol Call Service symbol HOW to Make Copies Turn on the power switch Message Wait Warming Up appears Turning on the Power SwitchAbout 7 minutes later, the message Ready appears When Placing the Original on the Glass Auto Job Start ModeSet the desired copy modes Turning on the Power Switch / Auto JOB Start Press the Start key Copies Make Copying in the Continuous Feed Mode Copying in the Single-Feed Mode Press the Program key on the display panelPress the ADF key Single feeding Insert the original Copying in the Mixed Originals Mode Press the SET key When Using the Automatic Document Feeder Mode is selectedCheck that the Automatic Paper Selection Select the exposure Key in the desired copy quantity Copying in the Automatic Paper Selection Mode ACTUAL-SIZE Copying by Specifying the Copy Size Press the Zoom ORG.→ Copy key Select the copy size ACTUAL-SIZE Copying by Specifying the Copy Size Press the Zoom ORG.→ Copy key Press the AMS key Using Automatic Magnification SelectionPress the desired COPY-SIZE key Reduction and Enlargement Copying Selecting the Original Size and the Copy Size Using the Zoom Keys Place the original, key in the copy quantity Example of Duplexed Copies from Single-Sided Originals Press the 1→ 1 key Press the 1→ 2 key to select the function Single-sided originals to duplexed copies Duplexed Copies from SINGLE-SIDED Originals Press the Start key Place the next original second side Duplexed Copies from SINGLE-SIDED Originals Procedure Example of Duplexed Copies from Two-Sided Originals Duplexed Copies from TWO-SIDED Originals SINGLE-SIDED Copies from TWO-SIDED Originals Example of Single-Sided Copies from Two-Sided Originals Copy quantity Select the desired copy size, exposure Duplexed Copies from Book Originals Example of Duplexed Copies from a Book Original Duplexed Copies from Book Originals Select MarginIf necessary Select the desired exposure, reproduction Copying in the Automatic Exposure Mode Copying in the Manual Exposure ModeMake sure that Auto is displayed Place the original and press the Start key Copying in the Text or Photo Mode If necessary, press Key To adjust the exposurePress either Ratio and copy quantity Press the Start key Bypass Copying Select the desired exposure and reproduction ratio Place sheets of copy paper on the sheet bypass Key in the desired copy quantity Press the Start key Bypass Copying by Specifying the Copy Size Select the desired copy size Slides Interrupt Copying Replace the original with a new originalReproduction ratio After interrupt copying is finished, press Presetting of Copy Modes ALL Clear KEY Using the ALL Clear keyPress the ALL Clear key Using the Editing Functions Example of Image Shift Copying Image Shift CopyingPress the Edit key to enter the Editing menu SET Or on the glass Edge Erase Copying Example of Edge Erase Copying Usingthe Editing Functions Example of Dual-Page Copying Procedure DUAL-PAGE Copying Y Zoom Example of X-Y zoomSelect the X-Y zoom function in the Editing menu Specify the X and Y reproduction ratios TRIMMING/MASKING Example of trimming/masking Place the original How to read areasOriginal scale TRIMMING/MASKING Read the values defining the desired areaAs follows Select the editing function in the Editing menu Specify the area of the original Example of mirror image Procedure Mirror Image Example of negative/positive reversal NEGATIVE/POSITIVE ReversalPress the NEG/POS key NEGATIVE/POSITIVE Reversal 1 / 4 Examples of 2 in 1 / 4 Select the 2 in 1 / 4 in 1 function in the Editing menu 1 / 4 in 1Select 2 in 1 or 4 Select the type of original Select the 2 in 1 / 4 in 1 functionEditing menu Press Side Select where the date and time are to be printed AnnotationExample of annotation Select the annotation function in the Editing menu Annotation Number Example of page number ProcedureSelect the page number function in the Editing menu Number Select the page number positionKey in the start page number Place the original on the original glass Using the Editing Functions Magazine Sort Example of magazine sortSelect the magazine sort function in the Editing menu Set the center margin Repeat the above When the last original has finished beingScanned, press Key Cover Sheet Copying Examples of Cover Sheet Copying Copying Procedure Setting the sheets on the sheet bypassSetting a cassette for cover sheet Set the special sheets of paper for Cover Sheet Copying Select the desired Cover Sheet modeSelect the cover sheet copying function in the Editing menu Key in the desired number of copies or sets Sheet Insertion Copying Examples of Sheet Insertion Copying Place special sheets of paper Designated sheet-insertion cassetteSelect the sheet-insertion copying function Press the Edit key to enter the Editing Using the digital keys, specify the desired Press the Blank or Copied keyPress Next To specify the next page, repeat step Setting Procedure Setting a Cassette for Cover SHEET/SHEET-INSERTION Copying Resetting to the Previous Size Document Storage Procedure 1 Memorize ModeSelect the document storage function Select the desired exposure Document StorageSelect the document storage function in the Editing menu Document you want printed Select the number location containingSelect the desired copy quantity Press the Start key Memo Using the Special Functions Account Number Following message appearsKey in a 4-digit account number Make copies as you would normally do JOB Memory Storing a New Combination of Copy ModesSelect the job memory function Program menu JOB Memory Press the MEMORY1 or, MEMORY2 MEMORY3 , MEMORY4 key Select the job memory function Program menu Recalling a Stored Combination of Copy ModesPress the Recall key to select the recall function JOB Memory Weekly Timer How to Set the Weekly TimerSelect the timer function in the Program Menu Weekly Timer How to Cancel the Operation of the Weekly TimerHow to Use the Copier when Turned OFF Select the timer function in the Program menu Copying Using Paper of Other Sizes 101 102 Setting the Date and TimeKey in the last two numbers of the year 103 To change theAutomatic Energy Save time To change the Automatic Shutoff timeTo exit from the Automatic Energy Save time To exit from the Automatic Shutoff time Change of Language on the Display Panel 105 106 Using the Optional Finisher 107 Names of the Main Components 108 NON-SORT Copying 109Check that Ratio and exposure Sort Copying If Sort is not displayed, select the sort Mode110 111 Key in the copy quantity sets using the digital keysCopies exit onto the trays Sort Copying When Placing the Original on the Glass Select the sort mode112 113 Group Copying Select the group mode114 115 Key in the copy quantity using the digitalKeys Group Copying 116 117 Select the staple mode Press the desired mode keysStapling 118 119 Stapled copies exit onto the trays Stapling 120 121 Select the puncher mode Hole Punching Mode122 123 Tip Number of punch holes and available paper sizes Magazine Sort & Saddle Stitching Mode 124 125 126 Perform steps 2 through 5 of the procedurePlace the original and press the Start When the Graphic Symbols Flash 127 ADD Paper Symbol Adding Paper to the Front Cassette128 Slowly push the cassette straight in until 129 Adding Paper to the Large-Capacity FeederOpen the door of the large-capacity feeder Replacing Procedure Replace Toner BAG Symbol130 131 ADD Toner Symbol 132 133 ADD Toner Symbol 134 135 Additional Explanation Clear Paper Symbol Misfeeding inside of the Copier136 Open the exit cover 137 Clear Paper Symbol 138 139 140 Misfeeding in the Automatic Duplexer 141 142 143 144 Misfeeding in Pedestal Cassette Feeding 145 Misfeeding in the Bypass Guide Misfeeding from the Large-Capacity Feeder146 Removing Procedure Check Original Symbol147 Check Original Symbol 148Resume copying Originals remaining in the original feed tray 149 Raise the paper guide and remove Misfed paper Open the cover of the hole punching unit 150Open the upper cover of the finisher Lifting up the lever , or levers 151Remove the misfed paper 152 Saddle Stitcher JAM SymbolLift the release lever and move the finisher 153 Finisher Replacing Staples Optional154 Pull out the staple cartridge 155Pulling straight up, remove the seal holding the staples Reinstall the stapler unit in its previous position Replacing Staples Optional156 Set the staple cartridge Saddle Stitcher AR-FN9 157Remove the staple case and set the new Case Test stapling is automatically carried out 158Blank copy is made automatically 159 Removing Jammed Staples OPTIONALCont 160 161 162 Remove the empty staple case 163 Clearing Accumulated Punched Paper Bits 164 Call Service Symbol 165 Periodic Maintenance 166 Maintenance 167 Cleaning covers Daily InspectionItems to inspect every morning Items to inspect once a week Copier does not start Simple Troubleshooting169 Copies are not clear When copies are dirty170 SPECIFICATIONS, Accessories & Options 171 Specifications 172 173 Finisher Specifications Optional 174Tray Loading Capacity Hole Puncher Options for AR-FN8/AR-FN9Page Sharp Corporation Oration