User manual PANASONIC DP-8025

[. . . ] Operating Instructions (For Copy & Network Scan Functions) Digital Imaging Systems Model No. with Options English Others Before operating this equipment, please carefully read this manual, and keep this documentation in a safe place for future reference. (Illustration shows optional accessories that may not be installed on your machine. ) Problem Solving Network Scanner Accessories Function Making Copies DP-8032 / 8025 Before Starting Getting To Know Your Machine Getting To Know Your Machine Useful Office Functions Copy · Copy up to Ledger size. · Capable of copying text/photos/ halftone originals. Fax/Email · Plain Paper High-speed Super G3 compatible Fax with JBIG compression when optional Fax Communication Board (DA-FG300) is installed. · Quick-Scan · Quick Memory Transmission · Capable of using internet Fax/Email. Scan/File · Scanning resolution up to 600 dpi. [. . . ] 999) Blank Copy Cover (Front+Back) Blank Copy 3 4 5 Page Insertion mode Paper Size Paper Tray Blank Copy Set the insert page position with Keypad If selecting another position, move the sheet with / button, then set the insert page position with Keypad Number of Copies (Max. 999) 3 Load OHP film onto the Sheet Bypass 4 5 OHP Interleaving mode Paper Size Paper Tray Number of Copies (Max. 999) Blank Copy NOTE The size and orientation of the printed copy, and recording paper should match. Blank page to be inserted before the indicated selected page number. 59 Making Copies Making Copies Insertion/Overlay Presentation Inserts Blank/Copied pages between OHP film, and make copied sets for handouts. Original Blank page OHP1 1 2 Handouts (1) Blank page 1 2 + Copied page (1) OHP2 + (2) Original 1 Handouts OHP1 OHP(1) OHP2 OHP(2) ADF only (2) Copied page (1) 2 + (2) + Overlay Overlays a first image onto the second by using the first original. 1st-page 1 2 or 5 Select the overlay image to store into memory for later use. or When optional HDD (DA-HD31) is installed, and [Yes] is selected, step 6 and 7 appear. Form Overlay Overlay an image stored in memory onto the copy. File 1 2 or When HDD is installed, step 3 appear. NOTE 60 Certain types of transparency film may not be compatible, and may damage your machine. Consult with an authorized Panasonic dealer for advice regarding non-standard paper types. (Panasonic has tested "3M PP2500" transparency film, and found it to be compatible. ) When an overlay image is not stored in memory, Form Overlay function is not selectable. 3 Load OHP film onto the Sheet Bypass 4 5 Presentation mode Paper Size Paper Tray Blank Copy Number of Copies for handouts (Max. 999) 3 4 5 Density for 1st page image or Number of Copies (Max. 999) From Platen: Same procedures as for Form Overlay 6 7 Select a file Enter the file name (Up to 20 characters) 3 4 From Platen: If "Another Original?" message is displayed, touch the "NO" button. 4 Touch "YES" button. Select a file Number of Copies (Max. 999) NOTE The size and orientation of the printed copy, and recording paper should match. Blank page to be inserted before the indicated selected page number. 61 Making Copies Making Copies Insertion/Overlay File Edit Up to three editing functions available in the File Edit feature. : To Add a new file : To Erase a registered file : To Change the title of a file or 1 2 One image file can be registered. With the optional HDD (DA-HD31) installed, up to 5 image files can be registered. If the selected File Key already contains a registered file image, the new image will overwrite the current image. Without the optional HDD (Register only) (DA-HD31) installed: After pressing the FILE EDIT button, the machine skips Step 3, and proceeds to Step 4 (Erase Mode). 4 REGISTER Density for registered image or 4 ERASE FILE NAME EDIT 4 Enter the file name NOTE The File Edit function for selecting a file is only available when the optional HDD (DA-HD31), and Image Memory (See page 93) is installed. When the optional HDD (DA-HD31) is not installed, only one file can be selected. When an overlay image is not stored in memory, File Edit function is not selectable. 62 3 Select a file 5 6 7 8 Select a file File Name To cancel the registration, touch "CANCEL" button. 5 63 Making Copies 4 Making Copies Other Features Job Memory Five Copy Jobs can be stored in Memory (M1 to M5) for recall at a later time. To store a job in memory 1 2 Set up the copy job to be stored. NOTE: When the M5 Key is used, the Double Exposure Mode should be set to "Off" in the Copier Settings "16 Double Exposure". (See page 75) M1, M2, M3, M4, M5 Double Exposure From 2-Sided originals to 1-Sided 2 in 1 copies (side-by-side image). 1 Original Size: Ex: Invoice-R Copy Size: Letter-R Front Side Image Back Side Image Original Guide · Front Side of Original · Original Size: Free, maximum Invoice size · Opening the ADF · Fit original to the Original Guide. 2 1 2 ABC ABC DEF NOTE: When opening the Platen Cover, or ADF An incorrect position detection of the original may occur when a strong light shines on the glass during this mode. An incorrect exposure may occur when there is a Black line at the edge of the original, or an image which the machine interprets as a Black Pattern in this mode. The final copy may be affected if colored background original(s) do not have a White edge, or if it is less than 2 mm wide. 5 6 1 When selecting the Double Exposure, it will be displayed as "2 in 1" at Job Settings, and "N in 1" of Function Select Key will also be displayed. 2 Double Exposure function set by M5 key is unable to store with other Job Memory. Back Side of Original NOTE JOB MEMORY mode will not be deleted even if the power switches are turned Off. [. . . ] The model and serial number plate (Main Name Plate) is located on the rear side of machine. For your convenience, space is provided below to record information you may need in the future. Model No. Serial No. Date of Purchase Dealer Address Telephone Number ( ) Supplies Telephone Number ( ) Service Telephone Number ( ) Energy Star As an ENERGY STAR® Partner, Panasonic has determined that this product meets the ENERGY STAR® guidelines for energy efficiency. This voluntary program specifies certain energy consumption and usage standards. [. . . ]