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MUL TIFUNCTIONAL DIGIT AL SYSTEMS Operator's Manual for Copying Functions.
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Preface 1 Preface Thank you for purchasing the T OSHIBA multifunctional digi tal systems e-STUDIO166/206. We have provided you with this manual for the operation of this equi pment.
2 Notice to Users Notice to Users For Germany only After a suitable place has been selected for the installation of the e-STUDIO166/206, please do not change it. Avoid excessive heat, dust, vi bration and direct sunlight. Also , provide proper ventilation as the copier emits a small amount of ozone.
Notice to Users 3 Following information is for EU-member states only: This product is marked according to the requirement in EU-Directive 2002/96/EC. (Directive on W aste electrical and electronic equipment - WEEE) The use of the symbol indicates that this product may not be disposed as unsorted municipal waste and has to be collected separately .
4 Before Reading This Manual Before Reading This Manual Lineup of our manuals These manuals are provided for the operation of the e-STUDIO 166/206. Se lect and read the manual best suited to your needs. This manual is the Operator ’s Manual for Copying Func- tions .
Before Reading This Manual 5 How to read this manual Signal in this manual T o ensure correct and safe use of this equipment, this operator ’s manual describes safety pre- cautions according to the three levels shown bel ow . Y ou should fully understand the meaning and impor tance of these items before reading this manual.
6 Before Reading This Manual T rademarks y Microsoft and Windows are the trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the US and other countries. y Adobe, Acrobat, Adobe Reader and Adobe Ac ro bat Reader are the trade marks of Adobe Systems Incorpora ted.
CONTENTS 7 CONTENTS Preface ............... ................ ............. ................ ................ ................ ............... 1 Notice to Users .............. ................ ................ ................ ................ ........
8 CONTENTS Bypass copying on standard size paper ..... .................... ................... ...... 55 Chapter 3 COPYING FUNCTIONS Default Settings ................ ................ ................ ................. ................ ......... 60 Paper Selection .
CONTENTS 9 Cleaning charger ..... ................ ................ ................ ................ .............. 101 Cleaning transfer charger . ................ ................. ................ ............. ....... 102 Chapter 7 SPECIFICATIONS AND OPTIONS e-STUDIO166/206 Specifications .
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TOSHIBA Quality Is Second to None 11 TOSHIBA Quality Is Second to None Recommended toner cartridges T o assure optimal p rinting performance, we re comme nd that you use TOSHIBA toner cartridges.
12 TOSHIBA Quality Is Second to None Supplies / Part s Dependability Genuine TOSHIBA supplies are subjected to the stri ctest of inspections so that every supply you receive will perform at optimal level s.
Features of e-STUDIO166/206 13 Features of e-STUDIO166/206 The e-STUDIO166/206 is a space-saving, black- and-wh ite copier . The copying speed of the e-STUDIO166 is 16 cop ies per minute *1 and that of the e-STUDIO206 is 20 copies per minute *1 . Both of them can be a printer when they are connected to your PC with a USB cable.
14 General Precautions General Precautions When inst alling or moving Wa r n i n g y This equipment requires 220 to 240 V AC, 8 A 50/60 Hz electric power . Do not use a power supply with a voltage other than that specified. Avoid multiple connections in the same outlet.
General Precautions 15 Caution y Avoid placing the equipment in a place unsuitable for its weight and also make sure the sur- face is level. Remember that if the equipment falls o ver , serious injuries could result. Weight of the equipment: approx. 33.
16 General Precautions When using the equipment Wa r n i n g y Do not take off the cover of the equipment; othe rwise you coul d be injured or get an electric shock. y Do not remove or connect the plug with wet hand s, as this could give you an electric shock.
General Precautions 17 Position of Certification label, etc. Explanatory label Identification label W arning label W arning for high-temperature areas (fuser unit) W arning for high-temperature areas .
18 General Precautions Other point s y Do not turn the power OFF with jammed paper left inside the equipment. This could cause malfunctions when the main switch is turned ON next time. y Be sure to turn the power OFF when leaving the office or if there is a power failure.
Disclaimer Notice 19 Disclaimer Notice The following noti ce sets out the exclusions a nd limitations of liability of T OSHIBA TEC CORPO- RA TION (including its employees, agents and sub-co ntractors) to any p urchas er or user (‘User ’) of the e-STUDIO166/206, includi ng its accessorie s, options and bundled software (‘Product’).
20 Environmental Information Environment al Information ENERGY ST AR ® programme T oshiba T ec Corporation, as a member of the En ergy S tar Programme, confirms that this prod- uct meets the Energy S tar Programme requirements.
1. PREP ARA TION This chapter describes what you need to know before us in g this equipment, such as how to turn the power ON or how to set copy paper . Description of Each Component ........................................................ ...........
1 PREP ARA TION 22 Description of Each Component Description of Each Component Front / Right side 1. Platen Cover Place an original on the original glass and start copying with this cover closed. 2. Automatic Do cument Feeder (optiona l, MR-2017) A stack of originals placed on this are scanned one sheet after another .
Description of Each Component 23 9. Drawer Maximum 250 sheets of plain paper can be placed in one go. 10. Front cover Open this cover when you replace the toner cartridge.
1 PREP ARA TION 24 Description of Each Component 7. USB terminal (4-pin) With this terminal, the equipment can be connected to your PC using a commercial ly avail- able USB cable. y Use a USB2.0 Hi-S peed certified cable: USB cable supportin g the USB2.
Description of Each Component 25 Configuration of options The options listed below are ava ilable. Contact your service technician or service repre sentative for the details.
1 PREP ARA TION 26 Description of Each Component Control p anel 1. [SORT] butto n/lamp Use this to use the sorting func tion. P .69 “Copying in Same Page Order as Originals - Sort Copying -” The sorting functions are available only when originals are p laced on the Au tomatic Docu- ment Feeder (optional, MR-2017).
Description of Each Component 27 6. LED display Use this to display the number of copies se t. The reproductio n ratio appears here when the copy qty .
1 PREP ARA TION 28 Description of Each Component 17. [DRAWER] button/lamp s Use this button to select a drawer or th e bypass tray to be use d as a pape r source. The l amp of the paper source currently selected is lit. T he lamp blinks when the selected d rawer or tray is running out of paper .
Preparation 1 - Turn ing Power ON 29 Prep aration 1 - T urning Power ON T u rning power ON 1 Open the power switch cover , and then press the power switch to “ ” (ON) side. The equipment starts warming itself up. The warm-up time takes approx. 25 seconds.
1 PREP ARA TION 30 Preparation 1 - Turning Power ON Saving energy when not in us e - Energy saving mode - T o reduce power consumption, the e quipment automatically enters in to the energy saving mo de when a specified pe riod of time has passed since its last use.
Preparation 2 - Placing Copy Paper 31 Prep aration 2 - Placing Copy Paper Place copy paper in an appropriate paper source before you start copying. Accept able media types S t andard size plain paper (64 to 80 g/m 2 ) can be used for the drawers in the equipment and the Paper Feed Unit (optional).
1 PREP ARA TION 32 Preparation 2 - Placing Copy Paper Recommended p aper T o ensure the best copy performance, TOSHIBA recommends the paper types listed below . If you want to use paper other than that we recommend, contact your service technician. *1 Be sure to use the overhead transparencies that TOSHIBA recommends.
Preparation 2 - Placing Copy Paper 33 Placing p aper in drawers Follow the procedure below to place copy paper in the drawer . For the acceptable paper , see the following page: P .31 “Acceptable media types” 1 T urn the power of the equipmen t ON.
1 PREP ARA TION 34 Preparation 2 - Placing Copy Paper 4 Pull out the trailing guide (A), and then reinst all the guide at the position of the desired p aper size. The paper size is indicated on the botto m inner surface of the drawer . 5 While pushing the green knob of the side gui des fully , widen the gap between them.
Preparation 2 - Placing Copy Paper 35 6 Place p aper in the drawer . y The maximum number of she ets can be placed in one go is 250 (80 g/m 2 ). Be sure that the stack height of paper is not higher than the line indicated at the inner side of the guide .
1 PREP ARA TION 36 Preparation 2 - Placing Copy Paper 8 Be sure that the st ack of paper fit s completely under the latches of the side guides. 9 Change the p aper size indicator to match the size of p aper placed. 10 Push the drawer straight into the equipment slowly until it comes to a stop.
Preparation 3 - Register ing Size of Paper Placed 37 Prep aration 3 - Registering Size of Paper Placed When you place paper in a drawer for the first time or when you place paper whose size is differ- ent from that of the p aper which has been placed in the draw er , the new paper size needs to be registered into the equipment.
1 PREP ARA TION 38 Preparation 3 - Registering Size of Paper Placed 3 Press the [COPY] button several times until th e lamp of the p aper size you placed in the drawer is lit. If the [FUNCTION CLEAR] button is pressed at th is step, the size is not registered and the equipm ent will retu rn to it s normal st atus.
Preparation 3 - Register ing Size of Paper Placed 39 In this section, L T size is registered in the drawer of the equipment as an example. 1 Press and hold the [COPY] and [DRA WER] buttons simult aneously for more than two seconds. “Fnc” appears on th e LED display .
1 PREP ARA TION 40 Preparation 3 - Registering Size of Paper Placed 4 Key in the code number of the p aper placed in the drawer . e.g.) Placing L T size (= code number “10”) If the [FUNCTION CLEAR] button is pressed at th is step, the size is not registered and the equipm ent will retu rn to it s normal st atus.
2. HOW T O MAKE COPIES This chapter describes basic copy operations . Placing Originals.................................................. ...................................................42 Acceptable originals ........................ .............
2 HOW TO MAKE COPIES 42 Placing Originals Placing Originals Accept able originals Booklets, three-dimensional objects and some types of special media can be pla ced on the orig- inal glass, as well as plain paper . When th e Au tomatic Docu ment Feeder (option al) is used, a stack of plain paper originals can be automatically scanned one by one.
Placing Originals 43 Placing originals on the original glass Plain paper or some special media types which are not acceptable for the Automatic Document Feeder (optional), such as overhea d transparenci es or tracing paper , should be placed on the original glass.
2 HOW TO MAKE COPIES 44 Placing Originals Placing booklet-type original s such as book s or catalogues Place a book-type original on the origina l glass. Do not place heavy objects (4 kg or more) and do not press on it with force. Breaking the glass could injure you.
Placing Originals 45 Using Automatic Docume nt Feeder (optional) When a stack of originals are placed on the Automatic Document Feeder (op tional), the originals are automatically scanne d one by one. The following types of origin als are available: y Some media types may not be used.
2 HOW TO MAKE COPIES 46 Placing Originals Placing originals on Automatic Document Feeder (optional) 1 Align all the originals. 2 Place them face up and align the side gu ides to the original length. y The top sheet of the originals will be scanned first.
Making Copies 47 Making Copies Follow the procedure below to make co pies. The reproduction rati o or densit y of the copie d image can be set. See the following page for the details: P .59 “COPYING FUNCTIONS” 1 Check if p aper is placed i n the drawer .
2 HOW TO MAKE COPIES 48 Making Copies When the number of sheet s exiting has exceeded 250 T o prevent exitin g paper from falling off the re ceiving tray , the equip ment causes copying to pause when approx. 250 sheets of p aper have co ntinuously exited.
Making Copies 49 Interrupting copying an d making another copy - Interrupt copy - Y ou can interrupt scanning or copying of one job and make another copy job (= i nterrupt copy- ing).
2 HOW TO MAKE COPIES 50 Using Bypass Tray Using Byp ass T ray Place paper on the bypass tray when you use the following media types as copy paper: y Thick paper (81 to 163 g/m 2 ) y S pecial media types such as tracing paper , sticker labels or overhead transparencies y S t andard size paper which cannot be placed in a drawer (e.
Using Bypass Tray 51 Prep aration - Registering p ape r size placed on byp ass tray Register the size of the paper into the equipment in advance. The registration procedure for other paper sizes is different from the standard sizes (A3, A4, A4- R, A5-R and B4).
2 HOW TO MAKE COPIES 52 Using Bypass Tray 3 Press the [COPY] button several times until th e lamp of the p aper size you placed on the byp ass tray is lit. If the [FUNCTION CLEAR] button is pressed at th is step, the size is not registered and the equipm ent will retu rn to it s normal st atus.
Using Bypass Tray 53 In this section, the regi stration procedure is described wi th L T size paper placed on the bypass tray as an examp le. 1 Press and hold the [COPY] and [DRA WER] buttons simult aneously for more than two seconds. “Fnc” appears on th e LED display .
2 HOW TO MAKE COPIES 54 Using Bypass Tray 4 Key in the code number of the p aper placed on the byp ass tray . e.g.) Placing L T size (= code number “10”) If the [FUNCTION CLEAR] button is pressed at th is step, the size is not registered and the equipm ent will retu rn to it s normal st atus.
Using Bypass Tray 55 Byp ass copying on st andard size p aper S t andard size paper can be used for bypass copying. In this secti on, the procedure is described with A4 size thick paper (90 g/m 2 ) placed on the bypass tray as an example. Register the size of the paper into the equipment in advance.
2 HOW TO MAKE COPIES 56 Using Bypass Tray 2 Check if the lamp of the p aper size placed on byp ass tray is lit. If not, press the [COPY] button several times until the lamp of the desired p aper size is lit. 3 Press the media type setting button until the lamp of the me dia type placed on the byp ass tray is lit.
Using Bypass Tray 57 5 Select the other copy modes as required, and the n press the [ST ART] button. Copying starts. When you make copies on overhead transpa rencies usi ng the bypass tray , pick up the transparencies which have exited onto the re ceiving tray one by one.
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3. COPYING FUNCTIONS This chapter describes various functions related to copy operations, such as how to make enlargement or reduction copies, or ho w to adjust the quali ty of copy images. Default Settings.............................................
3 COPYING FUNCTIONS 60 Default Settings Default Settings Initial settings established when the equipment is powered on before any of the user functions are changed are called default settin gs.
Paper Selection 61 Paper Selection Y ou can select the size of copy p aper in two ways; one is automat ic paper selection in whic h the equipment automatically selects copy paper of th e same size a s the original, and the other i s manual paper selection in which you can select the desired paper size manually .
3 COPYING FUNCTIONS 62 Paper Selection 3 Press the APS/AMS selecting button and selec t APS. (The APS lamp is lit.) When the Automatic Document Feeder (optional) is not in stalled, the APS/AMS selecting button is no t enabled. 4 Select the other copy modes as required, and the n press the [ST ART] button.
Paper Selection 63 3 Press the [DRA WER] button several times until the lamp of the desired drawer is lit. e.g.) Selecti ng the drawer of the equipmen t 4 Select the other copy modes as required, and the n press the [ST ART] button.
3 COPYING FUNCTIONS 64 Zooming In/Out Copy Image Zooming In/Out Copy Image Y ou can set the reproduction ratio of the copy image in the following three ways: Automatic magnification selection (AMS): S pecify the size of the copy paper in advance.
Zooming In/Out Copy Image 65 1 Place p aper in the drawer . 2 Press the [COPY] button several times until the lamp of the desired p aper size is lit. e.g.) Selecting A4 size Y ou can select the desired paper size with the [DRA WER] button in the same procedure.
3 COPYING FUNCTIONS 66 Zooming In/Out Copy Image Specifying both the sizes of the original and the copy p aper 1 Place p aper in the drawer . 2 Place the original. 3 Press the [ORIGINAL] button several times until the lamp of the desired original size is lit.
Zooming In/Out Copy Image 67 Specifying reproduction ratio manually 1 Place p aper in the drawer . 2 Place the original. 3 Press the Copy qty . / zoom display selecting button. The reproduction ratio appears on the LED display . 4 Press the (zooming out) or (zooming in) button until the desired reproduction ratio appears.
3 COPYING FUNCTIONS 68 Zooming In/Out Copy Image 5 Press the [COPY] button several times until the lamp of the desired p aper size is lit. e.g.) Selecti ng A4 for cop y paper y Y ou can select the desired paper size with the [DRA WER] button in the same proce- dure.
Copying in Same Page Order as Or iginals - Sort Copying - 69 Copying in Same Page Order as Originals - Sort Copying - When you make severa l sets of copies, the cop ies can be made to exit in the same order as the originals in each set. This is called sort copying.
3 COPYING FUNCTIONS 70 Selecting Image Mode Selecting Image Mode Y ou can select the most suit ab le quality of the copied image in the following three mode s depending on the originals: TEXT/PHOTO : .
Adjusting Density Level 71 Adjusting Density Level The automa tic copy density mo de, which automatically selects the mo st suitable density level for the copied image by detecting th at of the original , is set by de fault at the installation of the equip- ment.
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4. SETTINGS AND MANAGEMENT OF EQUIPMENT This chapter describes how to swit ch ON or OFF the operation sound and how to check the total number of sheets you have copied with this equipment. Switching Operation Sound On/Off..............................
4 SETTINGS AND MANAGEMENT OF EQUIPMENT 74 Switching Operation Sound On/Off Switching Operation Sound On/Off Y ou can switch the operation sound of the equipment on o r off. 1 Press the (light) and (dark) buttons simult aneously for more than two seconds.
Checking Total Number Copied 75 Checking T otal Number Copied Y ou can check the tot al number of sheets ever c opied or printed. The tota l number of sheets appears on the LED display . 1 Press the button for more than two seconds. The upper digits of the total number appear on the LED display .
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5. TROUBLESHOOTING This chapter describes how to release a paper jam, how to replace a toner cartridge and how to settle other trouble. When Message Lamp is Lit/Blinkin g ............................. ........................................78 Paper Jams .
5 TROUBLESH OOTING 78 When Message Lamp is Lit/Blinking When Message Lamp is Lit/Blinking Message lamps on the control panel are lit or blink dep ending on the status o f the equipment.
When Message Lamp is Lit/Blinking 79 When a toner cartridge other than the one we recommend is used, neither the cartridge detecting functi on nor the toner remaining check function can be utilized . In this case, the toner lamp blinks even if the to ner cartridge is installed in the equipment.
5 TROUBLESH OOTING 80 When Message Lamp is Lit/Blinking 4. Paper jam lamp This blinks when an original or a sheet of copy paper is jammed. For how to release paper jams, see the following page: P .81 “Paper Jams” 5. Service call lamp This is lit or blinks when the support of your service technician is needed.
Paper Jams 81 Paper Jams Checking position of p aper jams When an original or a sheet of copy paper has jammed within the equipment, copying stops and the paper jam lamp blinks. Additionally , the paper jam position lamp blinks to show yo u where the paper jam has occurred.
5 TROUBLESH OOTING 82 Pape r Jams When releasing jammed p aper Observe the following precauti ons when you release jammed paper: Do not tear jammed p aper . Pull out jammed paper carefully with both hands, trying not to tear it. If you release it forcibly , the jammed paper will be torn and it will make the release difficult.
Paper Jams 83 2 Release the jammed original. 3 T urn the dial to re lease the jammed original. 4 Open the transport guide..
5 TROUBLESH OOTING 84 Pape r Jams 5 Raise the guide plate under t he transport guide, and then release the original jammed under the guide plate. 6 Close the transport guide, and the n close the upper cover . Paper jams on byp ass tray 1 Pull out the p aper jammed on the byp ass tray .
Paper Jams 85 Paper jam behind transfer unit Be careful not to let your fingers be caught between the equipme nt and the side cover . This could injure you. 1 Open the side cover . 2 Pull the transfer unit toward you carefully to lay it down while hold- ing up the green lever .
5 TROUBLESH OOTING 86 Pape r Jams 4 Open the transport guide of the p aper feeding area and check if any p aper is jammed under this guide. Cle ar the p aper if there is any . 5 Close the transfer unit and the s ide cover . Paper jams within fuser unit y Be careful not to let your fingers be caught between the equipment and the side cover .
Paper Jams 87 2 Open the transport guide while holding the knob (A). 3 Release the jammed p aper . Pull the jammed paper up or down as shown below depending on the positio n of the paper . Be sure not to touch the photoconductive drum whe n releasing the jammed paper .
5 TROUBLESH OOTING 88 Pape r Jams Paper jams within Paper Feed Unit (optional) 1 Open the p aper feed cover of the unit. 2 Release the jammed p aper . 3 Close the p aper feed cover of the unit.
Replacing Toner Cartr idge 89 Replacing T oner Cartridge When the toner in the to ner cartridge has run out, replace the ton er cartridge following the pro- cedure below . y Before inserting a new toner cartridg e, check the product name of t he cartridge .
5 TROUBLESH OOTING 90 Replacing Toner Cartri dge 3 Pull out the toner cartridge. Never attempt to incinerate toner cartridges. This could cause an explosion . Do not dispose of used toner cartridges . Contact your service representative. 4 Shake the new toner cartridge well to loosen the tone r inside.
Replacing Toner Cartr idge 91 6 Pull out the seal in the direction of the arro w . 7 Insert the toner cartridge along the rail. y Before inserting the toner cartridge, check if the green lever is raised and raise it if not. y Insert the toner cartridge un til you hear a click sound.
5 TROUBLESH OOTING 92 Replacing Toner Cartri dge 9 Open the side cover . 10 Pull the transfer unit toward you carefully to lay it down while hold- ing up the green lever . 11 Remove the transfer charger cleaner from the front pocket of the transfer unit.
Replacing Toner Cartr idge 93 12 Wipe the transfer charger wire with the transfer charger cle aner . (1) Insert the transfer charger clean er into the front end of the transfer charger. (2) Push the cleaner onto the front wall, and then che ck if the cleaner pad has contacted with the transfer charger wire.
5 TROUBLESH OOTING 94 Before Calling Service Technician Before Calling Service T echnician When you encounter trouble using this equi pment, check the items listed below . General operation Phenomenon Usual cause Countermeasure The equipment does not operate at all.
Before Calling Service Technician 95 T oner-related items Original/Copy p aper-related items Phenomenon Usual cause Countermeasure The toner lamp is lit. There is only a little toners remaining in the toner car- tridge. This is not an equipment malfunction.
5 TROUBLESH OOTING 96 Before Calling Service Technician Image trouble Phenomenon Usual cause Countermeasure The density of the copy image is light. T oner has run out. The toner lamp blinks when toner has r un out. Replace the toner cartridge if it is blinking.
Before Calling Service Technician 97 The copy image has black streaks in a horizontal direc- tion. The scanning area or guides are stained. Clean them. P .100 “Daily Inspection” The charger is dirty . Clean the charger . P .101 “Cle aning charger” The copy image has white streaks in a horizontal direc- tion.
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6. MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION This chapter describes how to clean this equip ment to ensure you get the best possible copy performance. Daily Inspection .............................. ..................................................... .............
6 MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION 100 Daily Inspection Daily Inspection We recommend a weekly cleaning of the following items to assure you the best scan ning perfor- mance: y Be sure not to scratch the parts to be cleaned. y Do not use sol vent such as thinner or benze ne to clean machinery .
Daily Inspection 101 Cleaning charger If the inside of the charger is dirty , staining may appear on the co pied image. Clean the charger following the procedure below . 1 Open the front cover . 2 Clean the charger . Hold the cleanin g knob of the charger and pull it out toward you care fully until it comes to a stop.
6 MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION 102 Daily Inspection Cleaning transfer charger When the transfer charger wire is dirty , white steaks or u nevenness of the density may appear on copied images, or the density of the whole image may be lowered. Clean th e transfer charger wire following the p rocedure below .
Daily Inspection 103 4 Wipe the transfer charger wire with the transfe r charger cleaner . (1) Insert the transfer charger clean er into the front end of the transfer charger. (2) Push the cleaner onto the front wall, and then che ck if the cleaner pad has contacted with the transfer charger wire.
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7. SPECIFICA TIONS AND OPTIONS e-STUDIO166/206 S pecifications ........................ ........................................... ...... 106 Specificati ons of Options ......................................................... .......................
7 SPECIFICA TIONS AND OPTIONS 106 e-STUDIO166/206 Specifications e-STUDIO166/206 S pecifications y These specifications vary dependin g on th e copying conditions and the environment. y S pecifications and appearance are su bject to ch ang e without notice in the interest of product improvement.
e-STUDIO166/206 Specifications 107 Continuous copying speed sheets/min. *1 A5-R and ST -R can be placed only on the bypass tray . y The values above are me asured when originals are set on the original glass, 1 00% and non- sort multiple copies are made.
7 SPECIFICA TIONS AND OPTIONS 108 Specifications of Options Specifications of Options Automatic Docu ment Feeder Paper Feed Unit TOSHIBA-recommended p aper is used for the val ues above. S pecifications and appeara nce are subject to change without notice in th e interest of product improvement.
Packing List 109 Packing List Packing list Operator ’s Manual Power cable Photoconductive drum Set-up report CD-ROM (2 pcs. ).
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INDEX 111 INDEX A Acceptable originals ............ ................ ........ 42 Access code ............. ................ ................ .. 29 AC-IN terminal ....... ............. ................ ........ 23 AMS .............. ................. .
112 INDEX Precautions for Automatic Do cument Feeder ................ ................ ............. ................ .. 45 R Receiving tray ........ ................ ............. ........ 24 Recommended paper ... ................ ............... 32 Recommended toner cartridge .
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R061 120C8500-TTEC 2007 - 01 2007 T OSHIBA TEC CORPORA TION All rights reserved MUL TIFUNCTIONAL DIGIT AL SYSTEMS Operator's Manual for Copying Functions 2-17-2, HIGASHIGOT ANDA, SHINAGA W A-KU, .
Un point important après l'achat de l'appareil (ou même avant l'achat) est de lire le manuel d'utilisation. Nous devons le faire pour quelques raisons simples:
Si vous n'avez pas encore acheté Toshiba e-STUDIO206 c'est un bon moment pour vous familiariser avec les données de base sur le produit. Consulter d'abord les pages initiales du manuel d'utilisation, que vous trouverez ci-dessus. Vous devriez y trouver les données techniques les plus importants du Toshiba e-STUDIO206 - de cette manière, vous pouvez vérifier si l'équipement répond à vos besoins. Explorant les pages suivantes du manuel d'utilisation Toshiba e-STUDIO206, vous apprendrez toutes les caractéristiques du produit et des informations sur son fonctionnement. Les informations sur le Toshiba e-STUDIO206 va certainement vous aider à prendre une décision concernant l'achat.
Dans une situation où vous avez déjà le Toshiba e-STUDIO206, mais vous avez pas encore lu le manuel d'utilisation, vous devez le faire pour les raisons décrites ci-dessus,. Vous saurez alors si vous avez correctement utilisé les fonctions disponibles, et si vous avez commis des erreurs qui peuvent réduire la durée de vie du Toshiba e-STUDIO206.
Cependant, l'un des rôles les plus importants pour l'utilisateur joués par les manuels d'utilisateur est d'aider à résoudre les problèmes concernant le Toshiba e-STUDIO206. Presque toujours, vous y trouverez Troubleshooting, soit les pannes et les défaillances les plus fréquentes de l'apparei Toshiba e-STUDIO206 ainsi que les instructions sur la façon de les résoudre. Même si vous ne parvenez pas à résoudre le problème, le manuel d‘utilisation va vous montrer le chemin d'une nouvelle procédure – le contact avec le centre de service à la clientèle ou le service le plus proche.
