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Toshiba 60F manual

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    Networking Documents .[...]

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    2 Descript ion of the machine paper tray paper feeder document tray automatic document feeder scanner cover control panel paper exit tray Sy mbol s on t he displa y Selected options will be highlighted with an arrow ( » ) . resolution: f for text and graphics % for very small print and graphics F for photographs ; on: faxes will be received automa[...]

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    3 Ov er view of functions L red ia l O contrast & broadcast – send a fax or SMS to several re- cipients f%F resolution Y start fax transmission K colour copy K black-and-white copy i help Z scan to PC X stop, re- turn to stand-by mode M select functions W send an SMS; the lamp next to the key will flash when mes- sages are r eceived v If this[...]

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    4 Con te n t s Safety instructions .......................... 5 Installation ........................................ 6 Unpacking ................................................................. 6 Set-up........................................................................ 6 Loading paper .........................................................[...]

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    5 Safe t y instructions Please read and follow all warning notices and instruc- tions . The e-STUDIO60F should be installed on a level and stable surface . The surface should be smooth and hori- zontal . The machine may be damaged if it falls and may cause serious injury , especially to small children . Place the e-STUDIO60F at least 10 cm away fro[...]

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    6 Insta llati on Un packing Unpack the box and check that it includes the follow- ing: Set -up Please read all warning notices and instructions and follow them precisely . 1 Remove the transport protection strips . 2 Insert the paper tray in the slots provided behind the paper feed mechanism . 3 Pull out the paper exit tray . 4 Pull up the document[...]

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    7 Load ing pa per Please use only paper which is specifically intended for use with ink cartridge printers (standard format is A4 210×297 mm, 80 g/m²) . Follow the instructions of the manufacturer . Do not load paper while the e-STUDIO60F is printing! 1 T o pr event several sheets being drawn into the ma- chine at once, first fan out the paper to[...]

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    8 v If you want to connect the e-STUDIO60F to a PC, please refer to the chapter PC connection . Y ou must install the software first and then connect the e-STUDIO60F to the PC! After you have connected the e-STUDIO60F to the mains, it will prompt you to make some basic settings as follows . Cou nt r y sel ect ion 1 Press OK . 2 Use / to choose your[...]

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    9 7 Insert the chip card “Plug ’n Print” with the contacts facing up into the slot under the control panel and confirm with OK . Remove the cartridge and repeat the process for the second cartridge . Ca r t r id ge a li gnm ent 1 After inserting the cartridges for the first time, the machine will print out a page to check their align- ment . [...]

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    10 4 Click “Next” and follow the instructions on the screen . Y ou will be pr ompted to accept a license agreement . After the installation has finished, the PC has to be rebooted .[...]

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    11 Se t ting s Y ou can print out a list of the current parameter settings by pressing M , 54 and OK . v T o return to stand-by mode, press X as often as necessary . Da te and t i me 1 Press M , 21 and OK . 2 Enter the date and time and confirm with OK , e . g . 12 09 03 16 30 OK for September 12 th 2003, 4:30 p . m . Y ou r nu mbe r and n ame 1 Pr[...]

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    12 Dir ect or y Y our e-STUDIO60F lets you create a dir ectory by mem- orising single entries and lists of entries . Y our machine can store up to 200 entries with names and fax numbers . Y ou may also group several names together to create a list . When entering a name, you can use + to type capital letters (press and hold the + key and type the d[...]

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    13 Fa x Send ing a fax Y There ar e two ways to fax a document: Y ou can place it onto the scanner glass (flatbed scanner) directly or load it into the automatic document feeder . Flatbed scanner 1 Open the flatbed scanner cover . Please make sure that the scanner glass is clean before placing the original . 2 Place the document face down onto the [...]

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    14 2 Press a and use / , a letter or a number key to choose a recor d or a list from the dir ectory . 3 Press Y to start the transmission . Re d ia l L The last ten numbers dialled on the e-STUDIO60F will be stored in the r edial memory . 1 Insert a document . 2 Press L as often as necessary . When the desired number appears on the display , press [...]

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    15 WITHOUT —no transmission report; however, your e-STUDIO60F notes all transmissions that took place in its log (see Hints & tips / Logs) . ALWAYS —a report is printed with each transmission . ON ERROR —a report is only printed if the transmission failed or is abandoned . 2 Confirm with OK . Del ayed trans missi on 1 Press M , 31 and OK [...]

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    16 Co py Inser ting a do cumen t There ar e two ways to copy a document: Y ou can place it onto the scanner glass (flatbed scanner) directly or load it into the automatic document feeder . Flatbed scanner 1 Open the flatbed scanner cover . Please make sure that the scanner glass is clean before placing the original . 2 Place the document face down [...]

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    17 FAST —for good quality documents, without drawings or small details NORMAL —for documents with drawings or small char- acters QUALITY —for maximal resolution Press OK . 5 Y our e-STUDIO60F can r educe or magnify a spe- cific part of a document from 25% to 400% . Set the desired zoom value with the key pad and pr ess OK . ZOOMING 6 Y ou can[...]

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    18 Scan to P C Y ou can use the e-STUDIO60F to scan documents and edit the document with a PC (see Installation / PC con- nection) . Inserting a doc ument There ar e two ways to scan a document: Y ou can place it onto the scanner glass (flatbed scanner) directly or load it into the automatic document feeder . Flatbed scanner 1 Open the flatbed scan[...]

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    19 Click on the lower left icon to create a pr eview , click on the lower right icon to start scanning . Click on “Profile” to cr eate different pr ofile for different document types you want to scan . A profile contains all important settings for a certain type of document . To create a pr ofile, first make all settings and then choose “New?[...]

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    20 SMS Y our e-STUDIO60F lets you send SMS messages all over the world . SMS (Short Message Service) was orig- inally devised for mobile communication, but it is now available in many countries via regular telephone lines . Availability of the SMS service depends on the coun- try and operator . Y our e-STUDIO60F has been pre-set to use the SMS serv[...]

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    21 Ad va nc e d s e t t i n g s Set tings list Y ou may print a list of your e-STUDIO60F’s parameter settings to monitor any changes made to the default parameters! Press M , 54 and OK . Fa x s e t t i n g s Reception mode If you want to receive fax messages with a modem (with a PC) connected on the same telephone line as the e-STUDIO60F , you mu[...]

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    22 Saturation is the colour judged in proportion to its brightness: closer to - is greyer, + has gr eater satura- tion . M , 276 , OK —RGB All colours can be defined as combinations of red ( R ), green ( G ) and blue ( B ) . Y ou can change the values for each of these basic colours . M , 277 , OK —Luminosity Luminosity is brightness: - is dark[...]

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    23 Hi nts & t i ps Paper feed In case of a paper jam, try to pull out the paper . If this is not possible, press M , 74 and OK to eject the pa- per . If a document is not drawn in correctly by the automat- ic feeder, press the button on the scanner cover and open the scanner cover . Press the small lever and car efully remove the docu- ment . V[...]

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    24 3 Open the cartridge holder . 4 Remove the empty cartridge . 5 T ake the ink cartridge out of its packaging and re- move the protective strip . Be car eful not to touch the nozzles and the contacts . 6 Insert the cartridge with the contacts forward and the “nose” down into the cartridge holder - the col- our cartridge left and the black cart[...]

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    25 TX —transmission DOC —in deposit POL —polling TR —ongoing commands SMS —SMS transmission Press M , 62 and OK . Use / to select a document from the waiting queue and confirm with OK . Modify the parameters and confirm with OK . Immediate transmission Press M , 61 and OK . Use / to select the docu- ment in the waiting queue and confirm w[...]

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    26 2 Use a cloth to lightly wipe the scanner glass ( A ) . A 3 Close the scanner . Cleaning and aligning the cartridges If the quality of printed documents deteriorates, the cartridges should be cleaned and aligned . 1 Press M , 72111 and OK . The cartridge will be cleaned automatically . 2 Press M , 72121 and OK . The machine will print out a page[...]

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    27 Anne x Fu n c t i o n s l i s t Press M , 51 and OK to print a function list . The list will be printed . Directory 11 ADD NAME .......................................................... 12 Add a name with a number to the dir ectory 12 ADD LIST ............................................................. 12 Join several dir ectory entries to fo[...]

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    28 74 P APER FEED ....................................................... 23 Feed paper thr ough the mechanism Te c h n i c a l s e t t i n g s Y our e-STUDIO60F is delivered with factory-default settings . However, you may adjust it to meet your re- quirements by changing the technical parameters . v Only change the technical settings if prompted [...]

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    29 any cause which prevents the Pr oduct from operating or functioning correctly which arises fr om or is attribut- able to either acts, omissions, events or accidents be- yond the reasonable contr ol of TOSHIBA TEC Germa- ny Imaging Systems GmbH including without limitation acts of God, war, riot, civil commotion, malicious or de- liberate damage,[...]

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    31 F fax 12 fax answering device 13 fax settings 20 fax without paper 20 flatbed scanner 17 functions 3 functions list 26 H help 3 horizontal stripes 22 I immediate transmission 23 ink cartridges 6 inserting a document 15 inserting cartridges 8 installation 6, 9 K keyboard 3, 24 L lamp 3 language 10 LINE 7 loading paper 6 lock 24 logs 23 M maintena[...]

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    5103 506 4024 . 1 EN (T o C5) TOSHIBA TEC Germany Imaging Systems GmbH Carl-Schurz-Straße 7 41460 Neuss, Germany Te l . : +49 (0) 2131 1245-0 Fax: +49 (0) 2131 1245-402 www . toshiba-europe . com/tec[...]