Making Copies

Document Feeder

Edge Guides Document Glass

1. Load your Originals

lIf using the Document Feeder...

Place the originals into the Document Feeder face up, with page one on top. The originals should be in good condition, and without staples or paper clips.

Adjust the edge guides against the original. Otherwise, the copies may print incorrectly or the originals may jam.

For fastest performance, place the originals Long Edge Feed with the top of the document away from you.

lIf using the Document Glass...

Use the Document Glass to copy bound, stapled, folded or wrinkled originals, odd or oversize documents, books, or glossy photographs.

Raise the Document Glass Cover.

Place the original face down into the top left corner of the glass. Ensure that the top left corner of the original fits into the corner of the registration edge.

When using the copy features; Auto Paper, Auto%, Auto Centre, or Bound Originals, the cover must be raised.

Press Clear All

If necessary, press the Clear All ( )button to reset the selections that were made for the previous job.

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Xerox 90 Making Copies, Load your Originals, Press Clear All, If using the Document Feeder, If using the Document Glass

90, WorkCentre Pro 75, 65, C90, C75 specifications

The Xerox C90, PRO 65, C75, C65, and PRO 90 series are representative of Xerox’s commitment to high-performance digital printing, offering a blend of advanced technology, versatility, and exceptional output quality. These models cater to diverse business needs, ranging from high-volume production printing to professional graphic arts applications.

The Xerox C90 is designed for large-scale operations, boasting impressive print speeds that can reach up to 90 pages per minute. It supports a wide range of media types and weights, allowing for adaptability in various print environments. The C90 also features advanced finishing options, including inline duplex printing, booklet making, and hole punching, enhancing its capability to produce professional-grade documents.

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The C65 provides a cost-effective solution for small to medium-sized businesses, delivering vibrant color prints at a speed of up to 65 pages per minute. Its flexible configurations allow users to customize it according to their specific needs, while its compact size makes it suitable for office environments where space is a premium.

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