Overview of Copy
- Overview of Copy Function
- Available Operations for Copy Function
Copy Specifications
Copy Operations
- Basic Copy Procedure
- COPY Screen
- Positioning the Original
  - Positioning the Original in ADF
  - Positioning the Original on Original Glass
- Setting Print Quantity
  - Setting Print Quantity
  - Changing entered print quantity
- Stopping Job Currently in Process of Scanning/Printing
Copy Original Setting
- Original Setting: Setting the Original
- Direction: Setting Direction of Original
- Separate Scan: Handling Scanned Original as Single Job
Copy Image Setting
- Quality Adjustment: Adjusting the Quality of the Copied Image
- Zoom : Setting Copy Zoom
- Color: Selecting Color Mode
Copy Application Setting
- Application: Setting to Match Finishing
Copy Output Setting
- Simplex/Duplex: 1-Sided Copy and 2-Sided Copy Settings
- Output Setting: Output Paper Setting
Paper Setting
Finishing Settings Using the Mounted Optional Devices
Checking the finishing
Adjustment of this Machine
Useful Copy Functions
- Interrupt: Interrupting Copy Job
- Registering copy settings in the program
- Reserving a job setting
  - Reserving a job setting
  - Reserving Copy Jobs during Warm-up
- Continuing Job on Following Day
- Store Setting: Holding the Scanned Copy Job on this Machine or Saving it on the HDD
Adjusting the Finishing

Paper types

Paper name	Description
Plain	The plain paper is used for copying/printing in general and is called PPC paper. It is usually not recycled paper. Select Plain for the plain paper or recycled paper to be used in monochrome copying/printing.
Fine	The fine paper is non-coated paper generally used for offset printing. This paper type has a high degree of whiteness and used for various purposes. Select Fine for the paper having such characteristics as mentioned above.
Color Specific	Color Specific is the type of paper used in color copying/printing to prevent the color from dulling on fine paper. Specify Color Specific for the paper having such characteristics as mentioned above.
Coated-GL (Gloss Laser)	Glossy paper for laser printing. This paper type is selectable only when the weight is set to 81 g/m² / 22 lb Bond or heavier.
Coated-ML (Mat Laser)	Matte paper for laser printing. This paper type is selectable only when the weight is set to 81 g/m² / 22 lb Bond or heavier.
Coated-GO (Gloss Offset)	Glossy paper for offset printing. This paper type is selectable only when the weight is set to 81 g/m² / 22 lb Bond or heavier.
Coated-MO (Mat Offset)	Matte paper for offset printing. This paper type is selectable only when the weight is set to 81 g/m² / 22 lb Bond or heavier.
Envelope	Set to Envelope to use envelopes. Envelope Fusing Unit EF-103 is required to use envelopes.
Textured	The textured paper refers to paper that is separated by embossing the surface. Select Textured for the paper having such characteristics as mentioned above.