Konica Minolta C450 - Manual

Konica Minolta C450

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – Table of contents; Introduction
  • Page 4 – Transmission
  • Page 8 – 2 Explanation of reports and lists
  • Page 13 – Acknoledgement; Please observe the following points:
  • Page 14 – Special notice to user; For Canada; FCC part 68 requirements:
  • Page 16 – WARNING
  • Page 17 – For New Zealand; For Europe
  • Page 18 – Sending; Perform the following basic procedure to send a fax.
  • Page 20 – Features of the fax; Imprint the total number of pages on the fax
  • Page 21 – Detail
  • Page 22 – Frame erasure mode
  • Page 23 – Send a fax in original size select mode
  • Page 25 – Specify the binding style of a two-sided document
  • Page 27 – Relay fax; You can send a fax to a recipient via an intermediate relay station.
  • Page 28 – Use a confidential box
  • Page 29 – To be sent with the density in the background color adjusted
  • Page 30 – An e-mail is sent from the fax screen
  • Page 31 – Explanation of Manual Conventions; The marks and text formats used in this manual are described below.; Safety advices; DANGER; Observe all dangers in order to prevent injuries.; Sequence of action
  • Page 32 – Tips; Display texts are written as shown above.
  • Page 33 – Descriptions and symbols for documents and paper; The use of words and symbols in this manual are explained below.; “Width” and “Length”
  • Page 34 – User’s guide; The following user's guide have been prepared for this machine.
  • Page 35 – User's guide – Enlarge display operations
  • Page 37 – Before use
  • Page 39 – Restriction matter; Note
  • Page 40 – Control panel
  • Page 42 – Reminder
  • Page 44 – Useful functions; Address book
  • Page 48 – Program
  • Page 51 – Fax screen
  • Page 53 – User authentication and account track; When the user authentication has been set; When the account track has been set
  • Page 54 – Fax reception using the box
  • Page 55 – Type of boxes
  • Page 57 – Operations of the PC-fax RX feature
  • Page 61 – Simple fax transmission
  • Page 65 – Placing the original on the machine; Using the ADF; Align the originals starting with the first page.
  • Page 66 – Placing originals on the platen glass; Gently close the ADF.
  • Page 67 – Sending multiple originals from the platen glass; Select a destination.
  • Page 68 – Transmitting originals by using both the ADF and the platen glass
  • Page 69 – Setting transmission conditions
  • Page 70 – Original image type
  • Page 71 – Density
  • Page 73 – Resolution
  • Page 74 – Confirming settings and communication results; Confirm the settings.
  • Page 77 – Registering the address book from the mode check screen; Registering from the mode check screen
  • Page 79 – Selecting one destination; Keypad
  • Page 81 – Press the search character to search.
  • Page 84 – Direct input
  • Page 85 – Tone; An e-mail attached with an image is sent.; Save in user box; An image is saved in the internal hard disk.
  • Page 86 – Selecting multiple destinations; In case of keypad or direct input
  • Page 87 – To confirm/delete a destination
  • Page 88 – Manual redialing; Redialing is to dial the same destination again.; To redial manually
  • Page 89 – Scanning; When original size cannot be detected; Press the original size key.; When memory capacity is exceeded
  • Page 90 – When unable to send; Redialing starts after the set time has elapsed.
  • Page 91 – Reserving transmission; Set the desired functions as necessary.
  • Page 92 – Manual transmission; Set the functions of scan setting as necessary.
  • Page 93 – Canceling transmission; Canceling communication in progress; Transmission is cancelled.
  • Page 94 – Canceling reserved jobs
  • Page 95 – Confirm the job list; Confirming reserved documents; Pressing
  • Page 96 – Confirming communication results
  • Page 97 – Fax TX
  • Page 99 – Memory transmissions and quick memory TX; There are two ways to send documents with this machine.
  • Page 100 – To perform a quick memory transmission; Quick memory transmission
  • Page 102 – Number of originals; Specifications; : Number of originals set function is automatically cancelled.
  • Page 105 – Timer transmission
  • Page 108 – International communication; Overseas TX; Functions incompatible
  • Page 111 – Sender information
  • Page 113 – Reception
  • Page 115 – Operation of fax reception is explained.; Reception mode; The following receiving mode is prepared for this machine.
  • Page 118 – Unable to receive
  • Page 119 – Memory substitute reception; Memory substitute reception will not work if the memory is full.
  • Page 120 – Reception recording; Recording after reducing at the minimum reduction rate
  • Page 121 – Recording after reducing to fit in paper
  • Page 128 – Recording method at the reception
  • Page 129 – Reception information; Set to inside body text
  • Page 131 – Troubleshooting
  • Page 133 – Cannot send messages
  • Page 134 – Cannot receive messages
  • Page 136 – Error message displayed
  • Page 137 – Call for service; CAUTION; Risk of serious accident; Write down the trouble code number of the message.
  • Page 145 – Transmission applications
  • Page 147 – Application functions overview; This is pressed when returning to the fax screen.
  • Page 150 – Mixed original; Mixed original function
  • Page 152 – Bind position; Bind position function
  • Page 155 – Frame erase transmission
  • Page 158 – Background adjustment; Background adjustment function; Both of the platen glass and the ADF can be used.
  • Page 161 – Sharpness; Sharpness function
  • Page 164 – Scan size; Scan size function
  • Page 167 – File type; Specify the file type; Select the file type.
  • Page 169 – Password transmission; Password TX; Specification
  • Page 172 – Confidential communication; Specifying confidential communication; Confidential communication function
  • Page 175 – Printing the document received in a confidential user box; Printing the document; Up to 8 digits can be entered for the password.
  • Page 176 – Deleting documents from a confidential user box; Deleting documents
  • Page 177 – Relay transmission request
  • Page 180 – ECM OFF; Setting ECM OFF
  • Page 189 – Useful functions for reception; Memory reception; Printing a document held in memory
  • Page 191 – Deleting a document held in memory; Select the received document using
  • Page 192 – Various reception information
  • Page 193 – Polling
  • Page 195 – Polled transmission
  • Page 198 – Polling reception
  • Page 201 – Bulletin
  • Page 202 – Write a document to the bulletin board
  • Page 209 – Displaying the fax registration screen
  • Page 210 – Fax registration screen appears.
  • Page 211 – Registering the address book; Please observe the following point:
  • Page 212 – Registering the fax number for the address book
  • Page 215 – Registering the e-mail for the address book
  • Page 218 – Registering the box for the address book
  • Page 219 – The name can be up to 24 characters.
  • Page 221 – Changing the contents of the address book
  • Page 222 – When proceeding with the change, go to step 5.
  • Page 223 – Deleting the address book; The procedure for deleting the address book is as follows.
  • Page 225 – Registering the group; Up to 500 address books can be registered for each group.
  • Page 226 – The procedure for registering the group is as follows.
  • Page 229 – Changing the group; The procedure for changing the group is as follows.
  • Page 230 – Deleting the group
  • Page 231 – Each program can have a program name.; Registering the program; The procedure for registering the program is as follows.
  • Page 234 – When proceeding with the registration of the program, go to step 3.
  • Page 235 – Deleting the program; The procedure for deleting the program is as follows.
  • Page 237 – Registering the subject and text of the e-mail
  • Page 240 – Changing the subject of the e-mail; The procedure for changing the subject of the e-mail is as follows.
  • Page 242 – Deleting the subject of the e-mail; The procedure for deleting the subject of the e-mail is as follows.
  • Page 244 – Setting the default of the subject of the e-mail
  • Page 246 – Registering the text of the e-mail; The procedure for registering the text of the e-mail is as follows.
  • Page 247 – When proceeding with the registration of the text, go to step 4.
  • Page 248 – Changing the text of the e-mail; The procedure for changing the text of the e-mail is as follows.
  • Page 250 – Deleting the text of the e-mail; The procedure for deleting the text of the e-mail is as follows.
  • Page 252 – Setting the default of the text of the e-mail
  • Page 253 – Select the text you want to default and then press [Set as Default].
  • Page 254 – Setting the confidential boxes; The name can be up to 20 characters.; Password
  • Page 255 – Scheme of the confidential communication
  • Page 256 – Setting the bulletin board; The box name can be up to 20 characters.; Enter the alphanumeric up to 8 digits.; Scheme of transmission/reception by polling with bulletin board
  • Page 257 – Setting the memory RX user box
  • Page 259 – Utility mode
  • Page 261 – Utility mode screen; Entering user setting
  • Page 262 – Exiting from user setting
  • Page 263 – Entering administrator setting
  • Page 264 – Exiting from administrator setting
  • Page 265 – Fax utility mode list; The fax utility mode includes the following items.
  • Page 272 – Fax basic screen default setting; Set the initial condition of the fax screen.
  • Page 275 – Set the default of the fax function.; Initial setting
  • Page 277 – Fax active screen
  • Page 283 – Set the printing method of the document received.; Print/Fax output settings
  • Page 286 – Register the sender name and the fax ID.; Header information
  • Page 289 – Header/Footer position
  • Page 292 – Telephone line settings; These are the options on line parameters that you can make a choice.
  • Page 293 – Telephone line settings
  • Page 298 – Turning ON/OFF transmission/reception functions
  • Page 302 – Setting up memory RX
  • Page 305 – Setting up closed network area reception; Functions incompatible with closed area reception
  • Page 308 – Setting up FAX transfer (Forward TX setting)
  • Page 312 – Confirming confidential box password
  • Page 315 – Fax RX setting
  • Page 316 – The displays are different depending on the country.
  • Page 319 – Allocate received originals for each fax sender
  • Page 322 – PBX (Private Branch Exchange) connection mode options
  • Page 325 – Report settings
  • Page 329 – Explanation of reports and lists; Types of reports and lists
  • Page 331 – Activity report; Manual printout
  • Page 335 – TX report
  • Page 338 – Polling TX report
  • Page 340 – Polling RX report
  • Page 342 – Broadcast report
  • Page 344 – Sequence polling reception report
  • Page 346 – Reservation communication report
  • Page 348 – Reservation polling TX report
  • Page 350 – Broadcast reserved report
  • Page 352 – Sequence polling RX reservation report
  • Page 354 – Confidential RX report
  • Page 358 – Address book list
  • Page 360 – How to see the address book list
  • Page 361 – Group address list
  • Page 363 – How to see the group address list
  • Page 364 – Program list
  • Page 366 – How to see the program list
  • Page 369 – How to see the subject/text list
  • Page 370 – Fax setting list
  • Page 372 – How to see the fax setting list
  • Page 377 – Appendix
  • Page 379 – Number of stored pages to memory
  • Page 380 – Entering text; Any of the following keyboards may appear.
  • Page 382 – To type text; Numbers can also be typed in with the keypad.
  • Page 383 – Fax terms
  • Page 387 – Index
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Summary

Page 3 - Table of contents; Introduction

C450 x-i Table of contents 1 Introduction 1.1 Special notice to user ....................................................................... 1-4 1.1.1 For Canada .................................................................................... 1-4 1.1.2 For U.S.A. ...................................

Page 4 - Transmission

x-ii C450 3 Transmission 3.1 Simple fax transmission ....................................................................3-3 3.2 Placing the original on the machine ................................................3-7 3.2.1 Using the ADF ..................................................................

Page 8 - 2 Explanation of reports and lists

x-vi C450 11.6 Entering power save mode (fax) ..................................................11-22 11.7 Print/Fax output settings ..............................................................11-25 11.8 Header information .......................................................................11-2...

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